Emergency shelters spawn evacuation busses.

Sightseeing bus depots spawn sightseeing busses.

The depot is treated as the first stop on the route.

The entire route must have overhead wires connecting to the depot building.

Trolleybus depots spawn passenger trolleybuses.

Normal and biofuel buses can spawn from each depot (unless you use mods like IPT2 or TLM).

Bus depots & Biofuel bus depots spawn passenger buses.

Then they return to their depot and despawnĭepots are special buildings which spawn buses.

They visit each stop on the route in turn, and keep doing that until the end of their shift.

They spawn from a depot and then travel to their bus route.

Buses choose their own route to/from outside connectionĪll buses (except intercity) share some common features:.

Only stops at intercity bus stations/terminals.

Intercity bus (Sunset Harbor DLC) - a special bus that links to outside connections.

Evacuation bus (Natural Diasters DLC) - used by cims and tourists to travel to emergency shelters.

Sightseeing bus (Park Life DLC) - used by tourists to travel to city attractions.

Trolleybus (Sunset Harbor DLC) - similar to a bus, but needs roads with overhead wires.

School bus (Campus DLC) - literally just a normal bus, painted yellow.

Biofuel bus (Green Cities DLC) - just a normal bus that's quieter.

Passenger buses - used by cims and tourists to travel around the city.

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