Bus Air Conditioning is the cooling, dehumidification, and filtration of the air within the passenger compartment of your vehicle. The use of modern air conditioning systems in buses is standard nowadays, to provide an optimum environment for the bus driver and for the passengers. An efficient air conditioning system is needed to maintain a constant temperature of about 22°C in the interior of buses.
In the U.S., an air conditioning system is considered a major bus component like an engine or transmission,
Generally speaking, across all forms of bus transportation, people who are less hot are less frustrated, and less likely to cause a problem. The trend of outfitting transit buses with air conditioning systems is nothing new and can be somewhat attributed to the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), which mandates provisions about HVAC (heating ventilation and air conditioning) systems. The ADA recognizes that air conditioning is also a necessity for the health of elderly and disabled passengers.

For bus operators, whether in service for private or public transportation, or utilizing school, shuttle, transit or any other types of buses, air conditioning and climate control systems are as important to them as they are for those riding their vehicles. Customer comfort and satisfaction is directly linked to the air conditioning and climate-control systems running on a particular bus.
“In the U.S., an air conditioning system is considered a major bus component like an engine or transmission,
Generally speaking, across all forms of bus transportation, people who are less hot are less frustrated, and less likely to cause a problem. The trend of outfitting transit buses with air conditioning systems is nothing new and can be somewhat attributed to the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), which mandates provisions about HVAC (heating ventilation and air conditioning) systems. The ADA recognizes that air conditioning is also a necessity for the health of elderly and disabled passengers.