The Van Hool AG300 is an articulated single-deck bus built by the Belgian coachbuilder Van Hool, used mainly as a bus rapid transit vehicle rather than as ordinary city transit stock. Diesel and compressed natural gas versions have been supplied to bus rapid transit systems in the United States, including dedicated busways in cities such as Cleveland and Eugene, where the type's high capacity and level boarding suit frequent, high-demand routes.
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