Look at what I replied to. The claim was "You can't have [buses] roaming around with no way to turn them off remotely".
As if there's some general rule or agreement that it MUST be possible to turn buses off remotely. What I stated was that of course there's no such mandate.
And when I said "Not a single bus on the road in my city can be turned off remotely", that's the truth. They can't. They're all diesel, so there's not even a remote possibility of a hidden esim-powered switch.
Why did the post I replied to claim that it must be possible for buses? And why did you assume that I meant something else, and that all buses are electric?
