A form of travel has amenities including restroom, TVs, and more comfortable seating. Which is this form of travel?

• A. School Bus
• B. Travel Bus
• C. Charter Coach
• D. Mini van

Answer: (C)

When a trip includes a restroom, on-board televisions, and cushier seating, it’s describing a long-haul, passenger-focused form of travel designed for comfort on longer distances. This matches a charter coach, which is a motorcoach rented for group trips and equipped with amenities for extended travel, such as restrooms, TV monitors, and comfortable seating.

A school bus is built for safe, short-range student transport and typically lacks an on-board restroom and entertainment systems. A mini van is smaller and doesn’t offer built-in restrooms or large-scale in-vehicle entertainment. A travel bus label is vague and doesn’t specifically denote the amenities that a charter coach provides. So the feature mix points to a charter coach.