All 178 Passenger Road Vehicles in Workers & Resources: Soviet Republic

Passenger road vehicles are the buses, trolleybuses and personal cars that carry citizens and tourists around the cities you build in Workers & Resources: Soviet Republic. They take people to jobs, schools, leisure spots and shops, so how well they run has a real effect on how well your city works. The lineup runs from horse-drawn wagons dating from 1850 to buses and cars from the 1990s.

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AMO-15 Bus

AMO-15 Bus is a compact bus from the Soviet Union, dating to the 1920s and suited to short local trips.

Passenger capacity: 14 passengers
Max speed: 50 km/h
Production starts: 1924
Production ends: 1937
Origin: Soviet Union
DLC: Early Start

B1000 microbus

The B1000 is an East German microbus for short local passenger routes.

Passenger capacity: 7 passengers
Max speed: 90 km/h
Production starts: 1961
Production ends: 1991
Origin: East Germany
DLC: Base game

Chausson APH521

The Chausson APH521 comes from France; its mid-sized body makes it a 1950s choice for regular town service.

Passenger capacity: 70 passengers
Max speed: 70 km/h
Production starts: 1953
Production ends: 1960
Origin: France
DLC: Early Start

Chav 11M3 bus

A mid-sized coach with roots in Bulgaria, the Chav 11M3 bus fits regular town service as a 1960s model.

Passenger capacity: 55 passengers
Max speed: 80 km/h
Production starts: 1968
Production ends: 1983
Origin: Bulgaria
DLC: Base game

Chav B13 bus

The 1980s Chav B13 bus pairs bus service from Bulgaria with a full-size layout for busy passenger lines.

Passenger capacity: 90 passengers
Max speed: 70 km/h
Production starts: 1981
Production ends: 1991
Origin: Bulgaria
DLC: Base game

Chav B14 bus

On the busiest passenger corridors, the Chav B14 bus brings a high-capacity option from Bulgaria and the 1980s.

Passenger capacity: 136 passengers
Max speed: 65 km/h
Production starts: 1981
Production ends: 1991
Origin: Bulgaria
DLC: Base game

Citrus-11F

Citrus-11F represents bus design from France in the 1930s, with a compact format for short local trips.

Passenger capacity: 9 passengers
Max speed: 110 km/h
Production starts: 1934
Production ends: 1957
Origin: France
DLC: Early Start

Fi 626 RNL

This small bus from Italy gives lighter routes a 1930s option in the Fi 626 RNL.

Passenger capacity: 29 passengers
Max speed: 78 km/h
Production starts: 1939
Production ends: 1953
Origin: Italy
DLC: Early Start

Fi 666 RN

Fi 666 RN is a mid-sized bus from Italy, dating to the 1940s and suited to regular town service.

Passenger capacity: 42 passengers
Max speed: 78 km/h
Production starts: 1947
Production ends: 1953
Origin: Italy
DLC: Early Start

Fi 682 RN

For regular town service, the Fi 682 RN brings a mid-sized passenger vehicle from Italy in the 1950s.

Passenger capacity: 51 passengers
Max speed: 85 km/h
Production starts: 1952
Production ends: 1961
Origin: Italy
DLC: Early Start

FZK-A07 microbus

The FZK-A07 is a Polish microbus for short routes that need a small vehicle.

Passenger capacity: 7 passengers
Max speed: 90 km/h
Production starts: 1959
Production ends: 1990
Origin: Poland
DLC: Base game

Gaggenau c40

A small coach with roots in Germany, the Gaggenau c40 fits lighter routes as a 1910s model.

Passenger capacity: 30 passengers
Max speed: 40 km/h
Production starts: 1916
Production ends: 1930
Origin: Germany
DLC: Early Start

Gaz Bus 03-30

The 1930s Gaz Bus 03-30 pairs bus service from the Soviet Union with a compact layout for short local trips.

Passenger capacity: 17 passengers
Max speed: 65 km/h
Production starts: 1933
Production ends: 1953
Origin: Soviet Union
DLC: Early Start

Horse passenger wagon

The horse-drawn passenger wagon opens public transport before motor buses enter service.

Passenger capacity: 20 passengers
Max speed: -
Production starts: 1850
Production ends: 1937
Origin: Soviet Union
DLC: Early Start

Ik 30

Ik 30 represents bus design from Hungary in the 1950s, with a small format for lighter routes.

Passenger capacity: 39 passengers
Max speed: 78 km/h
Production starts: 1951
Production ends: 1957
Origin: Hungary
DLC: Early Start

Ik 60

This mid-sized bus from Hungary gives regular town service a 1950s option in the Ik 60.

Passenger capacity: 55 passengers
Max speed: 60 km/h
Production starts: 1951
Production ends: 1959
Origin: Hungary
DLC: Early Start

Ikr 55

Ikr 55 is a small bus from Hungary, dating to the 1950s and suited to lighter routes.

Passenger capacity: 36 passengers
Max speed: 98 km/h
Production starts: 1953
Production ends: 1972
Origin: Hungary
DLC: Base game

Ikr 620

For regular town service, the Ikr 620 brings a mid-sized passenger vehicle from Hungary in the 1950s.

Passenger capacity: 60 passengers
Max speed: 61 km/h
Production starts: 1958
Production ends: 1972
Origin: Hungary
DLC: Base game

Ikr 66

The Ikr 66 comes from Hungary; its full-size body makes it a 1950s choice for busy passenger lines.

Passenger capacity: 90 passengers
Max speed: 61 km/h
Production starts: 1955
Production ends: 1972
Origin: Hungary
DLC: Base game

Ikr-256 bus

A mid-sized coach with roots in Hungary, the Ikr-256 bus fits regular town service as a 1970s model.

Passenger capacity: 45 passengers
Max speed: 100 km/h
Production starts: 1974
Production ends: 2002
Origin: Hungary
DLC: Base game

Ikr-260 bus

The 1970s Ikr-260 bus pairs bus service from Hungary with a full-size layout for busy passenger lines.

Passenger capacity: 97 passengers
Max speed: 66 km/h
Production starts: 1972
Production ends: 2002
Origin: Hungary
DLC: Base game

Ikr-280 bus

On the busiest passenger corridors, the Ikr-280 bus brings a high-capacity option from Hungary and the 1970s.

Passenger capacity: 138 passengers
Max speed: 65 km/h
Production starts: 1972
Production ends: 2002
Origin: Hungary
DLC: Base game

IMV-1600 microbus

The IMV-1600 is a small Yugoslav people carrier from the 1960s.

Passenger capacity: 6 passengers
Max speed: 110 km/h
Production starts: 1962
Production ends: 1982
Origin: Yugoslavia
DLC: Base game

IMV-2200 microbus

The IMV-2200 is a Yugoslav microbus for light passenger service on local roads.

Passenger capacity: 11 passengers
Max speed: 95 km/h
Production starts: 1974
Production ends: 1985
Origin: Yugoslavia
DLC: Base game

K-B732 bus

K-B732 bus is a full-size bus from Czechoslovakia, dating to the 1980s and suited to busy passenger lines.

Passenger capacity: 94 passengers
Max speed: 70 km/h
Production starts: 1981
Production ends: 1997
Origin: Czechoslovakia
DLC: Base game

K-SL11

For regular town service, the K-SL11 brings a mid-sized passenger vehicle from Czechoslovakia in the 1960s.

Passenger capacity: 62 passengers
Max speed: 84 km/h
Production starts: 1964
Production ends: 1981
Origin: Czechoslovakia
DLC: Base game

K-SM11 bus

The K-SM11 bus comes from Czechoslovakia; its full-size body makes it a 1960s choice for busy passenger lines.

Passenger capacity: 95 passengers
Max speed: 65 km/h
Production starts: 1964
Production ends: 1982
Origin: Czechoslovakia
DLC: Base game

Large horse passenger wagon

The larger horse-drawn wagon moves more passengers per trip before motor buses arrive.

Passenger capacity: 28 passengers
Max speed: -
Production starts: 1850
Production ends: 1937
Origin: Soviet Union
DLC: Early Start

LZ-695B bus

The 1950s LZ-695B bus pairs bus service from Ukrainian SSR with a mid-sized layout for regular town service.

Passenger capacity: 55 passengers
Max speed: 70 km/h
Production starts: 1958
Production ends: 1977
Origin: Ukrainian SSR
DLC: Base game

LZ-965N bus

On regular town service, the LZ-965N bus brings a mid-sized option from Ukrainian SSR and the 1970s.

Passenger capacity: 60 passengers
Max speed: 75 km/h
Production starts: 1976
Production ends: 2010
Origin: Ukrainian SSR
DLC: Base game

LZ677 bus

LZ677 bus represents bus design from the Soviet Union in the 1960s, with a mid-sized format for regular town service.

Passenger capacity: 80 passengers
Max speed: 70 km/h
Production starts: 1967
Production ends: 1994
Origin: Soviet Union
DLC: Base game

Mag Tr5

This mid-sized bus from Hungary gives regular town service a 1940s option in the Mag Tr5.

Passenger capacity: 55 passengers
Max speed: 60 km/h
Production starts: 1948
Production ends: 1951
Origin: Hungary
DLC: Early Start

Mars 302 bus

Mars 302 bus is a mid-sized bus from West Germany, dating to the 1960s and suited to regular town service.

Passenger capacity: 44 passengers
Max speed: 86 km/h
Production starts: 1965
Production ends: 1974
Origin: West Germany
DLC: Base game

Mars 305 bus

For busy passenger lines, the Mars 305 bus brings a full-size passenger vehicle from West Germany in the 1960s.

Passenger capacity: 90 passengers
Max speed: 70 km/h
Production starts: 1969
Production ends: 1987
Origin: West Germany
DLC: Base game

Mars 309 bus

The Mars 309 bus comes from West Germany; its small body makes it a 1960s choice for lighter routes.

Passenger capacity: 22 passengers
Max speed: 85 km/h
Production starts: 1967
Production ends: 1986
Origin: West Germany
DLC: Base game

MM-5201 bus

A mid-sized coach with roots in the USA, the MM-5201 bus fits regular town service as a 1960s model.

Passenger capacity: 75 passengers
Max speed: 80 km/h
Production starts: 1961
Production ends: 1982
Origin: USA
DLC: Base game

MM-RTS bus

The 1980s MM-RTS bus pairs bus service from the USA with a mid-sized layout for regular town service.

Passenger capacity: 75 passengers
Max speed: 90 km/h
Production starts: 1981
Production ends: 1999
Origin: USA
DLC: Base game

MTD

On lighter routes, the MTD brings a small option from Romania and the 1950s.

Passenger capacity: 40 passengers
Max speed: 78 km/h
Production starts: 1955
Production ends: 1958
Origin: Romania
DLC: Early Start

MZ-04 bus

MZ-04 bus represents bus design from Belarus in the 1990s, with a full-size format for busy passenger lines.

Passenger capacity: 100 passengers
Max speed: 74 km/h
Production starts: 1994
Production ends: 2007
Origin: Belarus
DLC: Base game

NDO

This mid-sized bus from Czechoslovakia gives regular town service a 1930s option in the NDO.

Passenger capacity: 51 passengers
Max speed: 55 km/h
Production starts: 1938
Production ends: 1948
Origin: Czechoslovakia
DLC: Early Start

PZ-3205 bus

PZ-3205 bus is a mid-sized bus from Russia, dating to the 1980s and suited to regular town service.

Passenger capacity: 45 passengers
Max speed: 90 km/h
Production starts: 1989
Production ends: Present
Origin: Russia
DLC: Base game

PZ-672 bus

For regular town service, the PZ-672 bus brings a mid-sized passenger vehicle from the Soviet Union in the 1960s.

Passenger capacity: 45 passengers
Max speed: 80 km/h
Production starts: 1967
Production ends: 1990
Origin: Soviet Union
DLC: Base game

PZInż Zawrat

The PZInż Zawrat comes from Poland; its mid-sized body makes it a 1930s choice for regular town service.

Passenger capacity: 50 passengers
Max speed: 60 km/h
Production starts: 1936
Production ends: 1944
Origin: Poland
DLC: Early Start

R2203 microbus

The R2203 brings Latvian microbus design from the 1970s to lighter local routes.

Passenger capacity: 7 passengers
Max speed: 90 km/h
Production starts: 1975
Production ends: 1997
Origin: Latvian SSR
DLC: Base game

RF-977 microbus

The RF-977 is an earlier Latvian microbus, suited to small passenger services.

Passenger capacity: 8 passengers
Max speed: 90 km/h
Production starts: 1958
Production ends: 1976
Origin: Latvian SSR
DLC: Base game

RuBalt M24/35 Omnibus

On short local trips, the RuBalt M24/35 Omnibus brings a compact option from Russia and the 1910s.

Passenger capacity: 15 passengers
Max speed: 25 km/h
Production starts: 1912
Production ends: 1924
Origin: Russia
DLC: Early Start

S1203 bus

S1203 bus represents bus design from Czechoslovakia in the 1960s, with a compact format for short local trips.

Passenger capacity: 7 passengers
Max speed: 90 km/h
Production starts: 1968
Production ends: 1997
Origin: Czechoslovakia
DLC: Base game

SG192 bus (1970–1980)

This high-capacity bus from West Germany gives the busiest passenger corridors a 1970s option in the SG192 bus (1970–1980).

Passenger capacity: 135 passengers
Max speed: 65 km/h
Production starts: 1970
Production ends: 1980
Origin: West Germany
DLC: Base game

SG192 bus (1978–1991)

SG192 bus (1978–1991) is a high-capacity bus from West Germany, dating to the 1970s and suited to the busiest passenger corridors.

Passenger capacity: 135 passengers
Max speed: 72 km/h
Production starts: 1978
Production ends: 1991
Origin: West Germany
DLC: Base game

Skd 706 RO

For regular town service, the Skd 706 RO brings a mid-sized passenger vehicle from Czechoslovakia in the 1940s.

Passenger capacity: 61 passengers
Max speed: 68 km/h
Production starts: 1947
Production ends: 1959
Origin: Czechoslovakia
DLC: Early Start

Skd 706 RO + D4

The D4 trailer turns the Skd 706 RO into a larger Czechoslovak bus combination for busy routes.

Passenger capacity: 110 passengers
Max speed: 50 km/h
Production starts: 1947
Production ends: 1959
Origin: Czechoslovakia
DLC: Early Start

Skd 706 RO MZT

A mid-sized coach with roots in Czechoslovakia, the Skd 706 RO MZT fits regular town service as a 1940s model.

Passenger capacity: 75 passengers
Max speed: 55 km/h
Production starts: 1947
Production ends: 1959
Origin: Czechoslovakia
DLC: Early Start

Skd-706 RTO LUX bus

The 1950s Skd-706 RTO LUX bus pairs bus service from Czechoslovakia with a small layout for lighter routes.

Passenger capacity: 40 passengers
Max speed: 85 km/h
Production starts: 1956
Production ends: 1972
Origin: Czechoslovakia
DLC: Base game

Skd-706 RTO MTZ bus

On regular town service, the Skd-706 RTO MTZ bus brings a mid-sized option from Czechoslovakia and the 1950s.

Passenger capacity: 80 passengers
Max speed: 65 km/h
Production starts: 1956
Production ends: 1972
Origin: Czechoslovakia
DLC: Base game

Skd-706 RTO trailer bus

A passenger trailer extends this Czechoslovak Skd-706 bus for lines that need more room.

Passenger capacity: 123 passengers
Max speed: 60 km/h
Production starts: 1956
Production ends: 1972
Origin: Czechoslovakia
DLC: Base game

SL192 bus

This full-size bus from West Germany gives busy passenger lines a 1960s option in the SL192 bus.

Passenger capacity: 90 passengers
Max speed: 70 km/h
Production starts: 1969
Production ends: 1975
Origin: West Germany
DLC: Base game

SL200 bus

SL200 bus is a full-size bus from West Germany, dating to the 1970s and suited to busy passenger lines.

Passenger capacity: 90 passengers
Max speed: 70 km/h
Production starts: 1973
Production ends: 1986
Origin: West Germany
DLC: Base game

T23 Bus

For lighter routes, the T23 Bus brings a small passenger vehicle from Czechoslovakia in the 1920s.

Passenger capacity: 38 passengers
Max speed: 55 km/h
Production starts: 1927
Production ends: 1940
Origin: Czechoslovakia
DLC: Early Start

T24 Bus

The T24 Bus comes from Czechoslovakia; its mid-sized body makes it a 1920s choice for regular town service.

Passenger capacity: 46 passengers
Max speed: 45 km/h
Production starts: 1927
Production ends: 1940
Origin: Czechoslovakia
DLC: Early Start

Ya-6

A mid-sized coach with roots in the Soviet Union, the Ya-6 fits regular town service as a 1920s model.

Passenger capacity: 45 passengers
Max speed: 45 km/h
Production starts: 1929
Production ends: 1944
Origin: Soviet Union
DLC: Early Start

Zil-158 bus

The 1950s Zil-158 bus pairs bus service from the Soviet Union with a mid-sized layout for regular town service.

Passenger capacity: 60 passengers
Max speed: 65 km/h
Production starts: 1957
Production ends: 1970
Origin: Soviet Union
DLC: Base game

ZiS 154

On regular town service, the ZiS 154 brings a mid-sized option from the Soviet Union and the 1940s.

Passenger capacity: 60 passengers
Max speed: 65 km/h
Production starts: 1946
Production ends: 1950
Origin: Soviet Union
DLC: Early Start

Zis-155 bus

Zis-155 bus represents bus design from the Soviet Union in the 1940s, with a mid-sized format for regular town service.

Passenger capacity: 50 passengers
Max speed: 65 km/h
Production starts: 1949
Production ends: 1961
Origin: Soviet Union
DLC: Base game

ZiS-8

This small bus from the Soviet Union gives lighter routes a 1930s option in the ZiS-8.

Passenger capacity: 29 passengers
Max speed: 60 km/h
Production starts: 1933
Production ends: 1958
Origin: Soviet Union
DLC: Early Start

The Types of Passenger Road Vehicles

The passenger group covers buses, trolleybuses and personal cars. Buses range from small microbuses to full-size coaches, and they also include horse-drawn passenger wagons. Trolleybuses are electric buses that run on power from overhead wires, and personal cars are private vehicles for getting around on ordinary roads.

Each vehicle is marked with the add-on it comes from. Early Start covers many of the earliest models, while the Z1102 Tavria and ZAZ Lanos come from Help for Ukraine. Everything else comes with the base game.

Buses, Microbuses and Horse-Drawn Passenger Wagons

Buses cover the widest range of sizes, so the size you choose should match the number of riders on your route. Microbuses suit short local runs and light traffic, while full-size coaches are the pick for busy passenger lines and regular town service. Some bus entries pair the vehicle with a trailer for extra room, which helps on routes that need more seats than a single bus can offer.

Buses can run on ordinary roads, trolleybus roads and tram roads, so they have more places to run than trolleybuses do. On a street without wires, a bus is the only option of the two.

The group also starts with horse-drawn passenger wagons, which opened public transport before motor buses arrived. The larger wagon carries more riders on each trip, so it suits busier early routes.

Trolleybuses and Electrified Roads

Trolleybuses run on electricity from overhead wires, so they only work on electrified roads. They cannot use tram roads, so keep that in mind when you plan a route. The bigger models suit busy streets that already have wires in place, and some come with a trailer for extra riders. It makes sense to set up electrified roads before you commit a route to trolleybuses.

Personal Cars and Car Dealers

Personal cars are the private option in the passenger group, and each one carries up to four passengers. Top speeds vary a lot, and the quicker models are the better choice for longer journeys. Early personal options include horses, which gave private travellers a way to get around before motor cars arrived.

Car dealers are one way to put personal cars in citizens' hands. The dealer is a building that hands out the cars, and once they arrive you set its rules. You can choose the education level citizens need to get a car, and the government loyalty level they need to buy their own, which lets you decide who qualifies. Personal cars can also run on service lines instead.

End Stations for Bus and Trolleybus Lines

Buses and trolleybuses normally run on line spacing, which spreads vehicles evenly along the route. The weak point is that one vehicle stopping to refuel, or running into a delay, makes the vehicles behind it slow down. Workers' travel time keeps ticking through that slowdown, so they can arrive late or miss work altogether.

An end station fixes this by holding vehicles at the end of the line until the route is evenly spaced again. Place it at the far end of the line and add it as the last stop in the bus line schedule, so vehicles wait there before heading back out to pick up workers.

Each end station has two time gap modes. Variable time lets the game work out the gap between departures, while fixed time lets you set the number of seconds between them. Fixed time works well when more than one line shares an end station, because it keeps departures regular and stops the station from clogging up.

There are small and large bus end stations, along with a trolleybus end station for wired routes. Buses can refuel at an end station, which trolleybuses don't need because they run on electricity. Line spacing does not work on dirt roads, since buses have a minimum speed of 30 km/h, so keep that in mind when laying out bus routes.

How Long Citizens Can Ride Passenger Vehicles

A citizen will stay in one vehicle for up to four hours. After that they get off and teleport home, so four hours is the hard limit on how far a commute by vehicle can stretch. Total daily travel, counting waiting and riding but not walking, lowers happiness once it passes five hours.

Waiting has its own limit. If a citizen waits more than an hour at a stop with no vehicle coming, they go home and give up for the day, and job-seekers are marked unemployed until their next shift. Infrequent service can therefore cost you workers as well as happiness.

This shapes where you build. Keep clean workplaces, such as food and clothing sites, shops and offices, close to housing, and place heavy polluting plants like brick factories and steel mills far enough out that a bus can still make the round trip within that limit.

FAQ

Which passenger road vehicle carries the most people?

The ZiU-10 and Fi 2472 trolleybuses each carry 150 passengers, the highest of any vehicle in the group. Among buses, the Ikr-280 leads with 138, which makes it a strong pick for the busiest bus corridors.

Can buses help build things in my city?

Yes. A Construction Office keeps a bus among its vehicles, and that bus fetches workers from bus platforms for construction jobs. You can switch off the construction types you don't want the office to take on, so it doesn't waste bus trips on work you don't need.

What is the fastest personal car?

The Mars C124 from West Germany has the highest top speed among the personal cars, at 190 km/h. It was built between 1987 and 1996.

How many passengers do horse-drawn wagons carry?

The horse passenger wagon carries 20 passengers, and the large horse passenger wagon carries 28. Personal horses carry four passengers each.

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