Most transit and motor coaches are goverened for 72 MPH. Believe me, that's fast enough in a rolling behemoth that weighs in at around 36,000 pounds and takes three football field lengths to stop.
Without a speed limiter obviously the vehicle will go much faster. A bus/coach has essentially a heavy truck engine mounted in a much lighter body with a much higher geared final drive because its not pulling the weight that the truck is. speeds of over 100 mph are attainable, here in the UK the documented top speed a coach has been clocked at is around 110 mph. It depends on power output and gearing. Volvos, scanias and the older AEC reliance coaches were among the quickest
If its a 3.0L V6 Vulcan Approximate speed with appropriate tires, no passengers and no additional weight. 105 MPH.
around 100-120 kph.
smooth paved surfaces
A common House Sparrow can fly around 28 mph.
While I am unsure of their top speed - a paper cited the budgie's most economical, long-distance speed at 42km/h or 26mph. Another paper seemed to indicate they were capable of reaching 16 m/s, which converts to 56km/h or 36mph. This may be their top speed, or I may have misinterpreted the graph.
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Which Volvo? It varies by model!
What kind of Volvo. Top speed changes with the year,the model and the body style
The Top speed is 25mph! Slow huh?
25mph that sure is slow but that is the top speed
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around 30 KPH
They are restricted to 56mph in the UK. Without the restriction and in some other countries they can reach a top speed of 78mph.
a bus that has a flat tire at top speed going down a monkey with a fancy hat
80 km per hour
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