Do interprovincial long distance buses have toilets now?

Because the car is different, the area depends on the situation.

Sleeper buses generally have toilets, and some ordinary high-speed buses also have them, such as Ankai Keesbauer, some at the rear, and some at the middle door.

Even if you don't have a toilet, don't worry, if you don't have a toilet, you will stop at a rest stop on the way, so you can get off the bus and go to the toilet.

Depending on the area, there are also long-distance buses without toilets, because they have to rest at the service station on time. In fact, even if there is a toilet, it is only an emergency, and everyone can hold it back, because the space is small, the sanitary conditions are relatively poor, and the flushing function is not very good, and the bus commissioner sometimes cannot clean it in time. The key is that some people can make the toilet very dirty as long as they go to the toilet once.

Nowadays, there are basically no toilets on long-distance buses, and toilets and rest are in the service area.

Not all of them are available, but newer, more advanced buses will be available.

Double-decker sleeper buses have toilets, but buses of other sizes do not.

There is no one on the car. Usually there will be a service area, and if it is very long, there will be several service area stops, and the stop will be usually 10 minutes to 30 minutes.

Generally, high-end buses have toilets, but there are also many large buses that do not have toilets or do not allow them to be used.

Generally, it is parked in the service area, and there is no car on it.

Never made a long bus with a toilet.