Zhongtong “Century Star” Buses Serve the Way from Yantai to Beijing
2012-10-17 Source：www.chinabuses.org
Summarize：On October 11 2012, the first batch of Zhongtong supper long-distance “Century Star” buses were put into operation on the way form Yantai City, Shandong Province to Beijing City. It is rather a good news for the passengers as they could have different taking comfortable environment in the new Zhongtong “Century Star” buses instead of bad taking environment of the old buses.
www.chinabuses.org: On October 11 2012, the first batch of Zhongtong supper long-distance “Century Star” buses were put into operation on the way form Yantai City, Shandong Province to Beijing City. It is rather a good news for the passengers as they could have different taking comfortable environment in the new Zhongtong “Century Star” buses instead of bad taking environment of the old buses.
Zhongtong “Century Star” is the substitution model of sleeper bus and more comfortable for passengers. The bus is equipped with large-angle half-reclined aero seats with foot handrails, on which passengers may sit or lie. Up to 140 degree backrest angle, 1000 mm seat spacing and thickening sponge for cushion & backrest make long journey more comfortable. With 37+1+1 seats, passenger capacity is the same as that of regular sleeper bus.
This bus meets the new demands of current long-distance passenger transport industry. It’s known that equipped with Zhongtong Intelligent Information Management System for remote monitoring, the bus can be located and navigated. There are also communication system and SOS button for intelligent operation.
Now Zhongtong “Century Star” buses are popular among the bus industry with comfortable, safe and convenient environment. The developing of the Zhongtong “Century Star” also provides the new operation ideas to the passenger transport enterprises. At the same time, it likes a fresh power into the long distance public transportation which becomes the model in the bus industry.
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