Why are articulated buses dangerous?

Articulated buses can be dangerous due to their longer length and articulated joints, which make them less maneuverable than standard buses. This can result in blind spots that obscure the visibility of pedestrians and cyclists, increasing the risk of accidents. Additionally, their turning radius can lead to collisions with nearby vehicles or obstacles when navigating tight spaces. Finally, the complexity of their design can lead to mechanical failures, which may further compromise safety.