The difference between extra buses and regular buses

The main differences between overtime buses and regular buses are as follows:

1. Operation time: overtime buses do not have fixed time nodes, and they can start operating as long as there is a need. On the other hand, regular buses have a fixed operating time and operate according to a specified schedule.

2. Frequency and frequency: the frequency of overtime buses is different from the frequency of regular buses, generally using five-digit number of buses starting with Arabic letters, and the first two letters are mainly crowned with K4, K5, T4, T5, Z4, Z5, D4, G4, G8, G9 and so on. In addition, the frequency of extra buses is not the same as that of regular buses, and the extra buses will wait until the regular buses are gone before they start exercising.

3. Mode of operation: Extra buses are always on standby and can start operating as soon as there is a demand. The regular buses, on the other hand, operate according to a defined pattern.

Overall, the main difference between extra buses and regular buses is reflected in the operation time, number of buses and frequency, and the operation mode.