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Facts About Limousine Types
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Basics
A limousine will have a partition between the driver compartment and the rear passenger compartment. This partition will usually contain a roll-up glass window so that conversations in the rear compartment may be kept private from the chauffeur.
Traditional
Traditionally, the limousine has been an extension of a large sedan. A longer frame and wheelbase allow the rear passenger compartment to contain the usual forward facing passenger seat but with a substantial amount of footroom - more than is actually needed. Usually then two "jump seats" are mounted, facing rearward behind the driver. These seats fold up when not in use. In this way, up to five persons can be carried in the aft compartment in comfort, and up to two additional persons carried in the driver's compartment, for a total capacity of seven passengers in addition to the driver. Vehicles of this type in private use may contain amenities such as entertainment centers and refrigerated refreshment centers.
Stretch
As shown in the illustration, most modern limousines are extended far beyond that required for personal use. These are typically used to transport partygoers to and from events such as dances and weddings. Rather than the typical transverse seating these will have benches along the length of the extension, either on one side or on both sides. This allows the travelers to face one another, unlike the traditional "stage" vehicle, which uses multiple doors to access rows of forward facing seats. In addition to the traditional black (considered appropriate for funerals, as it is a mourning color in western societies) many white limousines are now operated (considered appropriate for weddings in western societies).
Stage
Another type of vehicle modified for multiple passenger use is the motorized stage, applied to the same tasks as the earlier stagecoach. It is not considered a true limousine but rather in its design and application is between a sedan and a bus. While a bus will have a central interior aisle for access to seating, a stage has multiple doors that allow access to transverse forward facing seats. This type of vehicle was once rather common in some locations. An example of its typical use was in the transport of travelers arriving by railroad at Merced, California to Yosemite National Park in the first half of the 20th century. Passengers would then stay in rustic platform tent camps or more expensive lodges (both of which are still available) and hike or rent bicycles for movement around the park. A modern version of the stage is seen in some novelty strech Hummer or Hummer H2 vehicles operated by some limousine companies
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