Swedish buses for private use

How many people dream of owning a bus is ah, because wherever they want to go, but the Swedish government does not. why?

It turns out that the Swedish government only has a special car for the prime minister's official residence. Other ministers can only enjoy bus services when they use a public car. The five drivers and 12 buses managed by the Swedish Prime Minister’s Office are designed to provide official vehicles for the prime minister and ministers. They are responsible for all day-to-day official vehicle work. In the event of a large-scale foreign affairs visit such as the increase in demand for official vehicles, the Swedish government temporarily hires vehicles from the society to complete the tasks of official vehicles.

The Swedish government installed a specially designed electronic monitoring system on all official vehicles a few years ago. It combines the two technologies of the mileage counter and the code transmitter and the central monitoring station to prevent the “private use of buses” in real time. This kind of electronic monitoring technology makes it necessary for the official vehicle to select the "Official Use" button or the "Private Use" button before launching.

Once the official vehicle is on the way to the official use, it is open to any place that does not involve the content of official activities. The central monitoring station will also make wireless telephone inquiries with the driver at the first time, and conduct an investigation afterwards.

Sweden's bus is not a good place to sit.