Passenger compartment

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Passenger compartment or passenger cabin may refer to any of these areas designated for passengers in vehicles:

  • In automobile passenger cars, the area of the vehicle physically separated from the engine compartment, trunk or boot, etc., usually including the driver
    • In limousines, the passenger compartment excluding the driver area
  • In fixed-wing aircraft and other aircraft, a passenger area physically separated from the cockpit
  • In railway cars, the area designed for passengers
  • In ships and boats, an area designed for passengers that is physically separated from the bridge and other areas
    • Compartment (ship), an area as above that is generally structurally separate and often watertight from non-passenger areas
    • Passenger cabin (ship), a room or suite designed for one or a few passengers; a stateroom

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