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In Swedish, "höghastighetsbuss" translates to "high-speed bus." This term generally refers to a type of bus service that prioritizes speed and efficiency over conventional local bus routes. These services are often characterized by limited stops, dedicated lanes or priority at traffic signals, and express routes connecting major urban centers or key destinations. The goal is to offer a travel time comparable to or competitive with other modes of transport, such as trains or cars, for medium to long distances.

High-speed bus systems can take various forms. Some operate as intercity express services, linking cities with minimal intermediate stops. Others might function as Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) systems within metropolitan areas, utilizing dedicated busways or lanes to bypass general traffic congestion. These systems often involve features like off-board fare collection, level boarding, and real-time passenger information to enhance the travel experience and reduce dwell times at stations. The implementation of high-speed bus services is frequently part of broader urban planning strategies aimed at improving public transportation accessibility, reducing road congestion, and promoting sustainable mobility.