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mi·cro·bus

(mī′krō-bŭs′)
n. pl. mi·cro·bus·es or mi·cro·bus·ses
A very small bus, often constructed on a van or car chassis.
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microbus

(ˈmaɪkrəʊˌbʌs)
n
(Automotive Engineering) US a large van which has seats in the back for passengers, and windows along its sides
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microbus

[ˈmaɪkrəʊˌbʌs] N (Aut) → microbús m
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Although microbuses are the most frequently used means of transportation (86 per cent) after the metro, according to the Information and Decision Support Centre, they are quite dangerous, due to excessive speed, aggressive driving and stopping wherever they please.
Earlier this year the government issued a decision that all taxis and microbuses in the Greater Cairo region must convert to CNG within the next three years; otherwise they will not be re-licenced.
Last week over 17 people were killed when two microbuses fell into a canal in Luxor, which also injured 7 others.
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