Soviet buses were also widespread in various cities of the USSR and played an important role in public transport. They were distinguished by good cross-country ability and reliability, as well as low production costs.
One of the most famous Soviet buses was the MAZ-103, which began to be produced in 1993 and had a modern design. This bus was designed taking into account modern technologies and requirements, had a comfortable space for passengers, a high level of safety and reliability.
Another famous Soviet bus was the LAZ-695, which was launched in 1958 and used in various cities of the USSR. It had a fairly simple and robust design, which made it very popular among drivers and passengers.
The USSR also produced PAZ buses, which were more compact and mobile, but no less reliable and comfortable. These buses were used on routes in sparsely populated settlements and rural areas, and also as a school bus.
Soviet buses were easy to maintain and repair, which ensured their popularity among urban and intercity transport companies. Some of them are still used in some regions of the CIS, which is evidence of their reliability and durability.