Can articulated buses be considered a "Class A" vehicle?

What CMV group is a driver of an articulated motorcoach (bus) with a GVWR of 26,001 pounds or more required to possess? | FMCSA

 

THIS is a Class A bus.

Hopefully this finally answers your question.

 

Articulated busses aren't class a because they cannot be separated. Even though it pivots, it cannot be separated thus it's not a trailer that is what it would need to be to be a class a.

 

Bit further back than that, quite a bit, calling the 90s "the past", while accurate, is less than half a lifetime ago for most truck drivers...

 

Isn't this illegal though? I mean I could see this in like India but the United States doesn't alow the driver to have a "trailer" with passengers. I have the "M" restriction on my liscence and there's no class "A" passenger vehicles I can test in.

 

Yes and refering to the decade directly before you were born the way you did makes it seem like you're a 9 year old with no concept of how the past flows to the present.