Which Vehicle Does the Mobile Toilet Refer To?
The mobile toilet does not specifically refer to a single vehicle; rather, it is a type of facility that can be moved as a whole and provides toilet services to the public. However, there are mobile toilet vehicles based on bus modifications. Here are two typical models introduced for you:
Mobile Toilet Vehicle Modified from a Coach Bus
One type of coach bus has been modified into a mobile toilet, with a body length of 10.9 meters. In terms of the flushing system, it adopts a foam-sealed high-pressure water-saving flushing system, which can effectively save water resources while ensuring cleanliness. The toilet layout is reasonably designed. The men's toilet has three urinal stalls and two urinals, fully considering the needs of male users; the women's toilet has five stalls to meet the usage habits of female users. At the same time, each of the men's and women's toilets is equipped with a sink for users to clean their hands. The toilet is also equipped with ventilation windows to promptly exhaust odors and keep the air fresh. In addition, considering the safety of users, there is an emergency call button in the vehicle. In case of an emergency, users can seek help in a timely manner. To improve the indoor air quality, the vehicle is also equipped with a fresh air system that continuously provides fresh air to the interior.
Zhongtong 'Mobile Toilet Vehicle' Modified from the lck6108d5a Bus
The 'mobile toilet vehicle' exhibited by Zhongtong is modified from the lck6108d5a bus. Externally, it is quite similar to the standard passenger version of the Shiteng, featuring a continuous window line, iconic large windows, and outswing arm-type rearview mirrors. This vehicle adopts a three-door design, which is relatively rare for buses of the 10-meter class. Regarding the areas corresponding to the doors, there is an independent door for the driver's area. The three doors correspond to three compartments respectively. The front door leads to the driver's cabin, the middle door leads to the women's toilet, and the rear door leads to the men's toilet. This design allows users of different genders to find the corresponding toilet more conveniently and quickly, while also ensuring privacy during use.
