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kneeling bus

kneeling bus {n.}, {informal}

A bus equipped with a hydraulic device to enable it to drop almost to curb level for greater ease of boarding and leaving vehicle, as a convenience for elderly or handicapped passengers.

The man on crutches was pleased to see the kneeling bus.

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