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4.3

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4.4

City bus Mercedes-Benz Citaro

2009 Year

4.0 Price

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Drove this bus on a few city routes. Plenty of headroom and solidly built interior gave a good impression. The ride felt smooth thanks to the advanced transmission. The cornering lights were helpful during evening shifts. However, seating layout catered less passengers than expected. But as a driver’s perspective, it checks most boxes.

4.6

Coach bus Mercedes-Benz Travego

2015 Year

4.0 Price

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Used this model for a few trips last month. The interior setup truly impressed. With plush seats and effective climate control, passengers remained satisfied throughout. From the driver’s angle, the steering and suspension systems ensured a smooth drive, even on uneven roads. That said, adjusting to its size in tighter urban areas presented mild challenges initially. Overall, the Travego delivers great comfort and sturdy performance.

4.2

Coach bus Mercedes-Benz Travego

2007 Year

3.0 Price

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I've been on the road with the Travego for over a year now, clocking thousands of kilometers each month. The digital cockpit is a huge plus, everything's in one place and I don't need to squint trying to see numbers. The lane assist is helpful but the system beeps a bit more often than I'd like. The seats inside make the longer trips a lot less painful for the passengers, and the aircon seriously keeps the cabin bearable even in summer. Only real grumble is that some of those electronics take a bit to figure out if you're from older buses. Maintenance side, not too bad so far, but those high-tech add-ons do mean trips to service take a little longer sometimes. Reliability's been good overall. Wish the price was a bit easier on the wallet though.

5.0

Articulated bus Mercedes-Benz Citaro O530

2009 Year

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I used to drive on domestic minibuses before, I like Mercedes - there is more space for the driver and for passengers, easy to handle, quiet and smooth ride. The bus is large, it is easier for passengers to board thanks to the low floor.

4.8

Articulated bus Mercedes-Benz Citaro O530

2006 Year

5.0 Price

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The driver of the city Mercedes-Benz Citaro O530 for 3 years already. I can say that the bus is reliable, economical. Automatic transmission, convenient to operate.

4.2

Coach bus Mercedes-Benz Tourismo

2016 Year

4.0 Price

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I’m not gonna pretend I love every coach I get assigned, but the Tourismo is usually a decent day. The driver area is laid out in a way that makes sense. Switches are where you expect, you’re not hunting around while you’re rolling. Suspension feels pretty friendly on highways, passengers complain less, which is basically how I judge comfort these days.

A couple small things: the ride can get a bit bouncy on broken city roads, and the bus feels wide when you’re threading old town streets. Nothing crazy, just takes a minute to settle into it. If you keep it smooth, it rewards you.

4.2

City bus Mercedes-Benz Citaro O530

2004 Year

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I like the quiet operation of the doors, reliable 12L diesel engine, adjustable seat, and informative dashboard. I can accelerate up to 50 km in 15 seconds. Not very satisfied with the salon heating, but this is related to our winters.

4.4

Interurban bus Mercedes-Benz Integro

2009 Year

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Drove the Mercedes-Benz Integro hybrid recently-it’s honestly impressive. The 354-horsepower diesel alongside the 48V electric system works seamlessly. Acceleration is smooth yet powerful, giving confidence even during highway driving. The mirrors provide good visibility; however, transitioning to digital could improve functionality. The seating configuration, particularly the coach-style seats, ensures a relaxed ride. Overall, this bus offers efficiency and practicality, though there's room for a few tech upgrades.

4.4

City bus Mercedes-Benz Citaro

2008 Year

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Operating the electric Citaro is a noteworthy experience. It’s silent and eco-friendly, which aligns with modern demands. Charging might require some planning as stations aren’t everywhere yet. I find the safety features like adaptive cruise control quite helpful during long shifts. It brings some peace, knowing the system assists in high traffic situations.

4.4

City bus Mercedes-Benz Citaro

2005 Year

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Driving the Mercedes-Benz Citaro is a relatively smooth experience. The configuration offers commendable ergonomics, and the advanced driver assistance systems add to operational ease. However, the air conditioning system faced minor issues, possibly due to prolonged idle status. Overall, it feels sturdy and dependable for city driving.