New for me was riding a new Polish-built Solaris articulated low-floor bus. Possitively the best city transit diesel bus I've ever ridden. The first low-floor witih a decent suspension. Two double-width doors in the front section and two in the rear. Even LED interior , great seat arrangement with sufficient aisle width to get by standees, excellent even intelligible public address, bright exterior LED route and destination singage, the latter alternating between Arabic, Hebrew, and English, makes the MAN Hungarian buses that have dominated Jerusalem tranist for over ten years seem very obsolete.
In the Arab sector, a popular bus is the Izuki low-floor, not articulated and slightly smaller than normal size. Front and rear door single-width, the center door double-widh. Good lighting and seating, have yet to hear the PA actually used, suspension no better or worse than the MANs. Front door a steel frame around one full-height window.