The bus is wider, the seats are skinnier, and the walls are thinner.
Next time you get out of your car look at the distance between the edge of the seat and the farthest outside point of the car. There’s usually a good chunk of distance there. Buses have flat, thin sides, and the seats are right up against them.
Buses are wider than cars but still smaller then the lane itself. The aisle is still fairly narrow. Unless you are a small child, you have to walk down the path at a slight angle as to not hit anyone. Plus the seats on a bus aren’t quite as wide as the seats in a car. When you add up the smaller widths, it makes a difference.
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