Coach

Coach
Vehicle
Manufacturer	Landrock Motors
Vehicle Type	Coach Bus
Category	Heavy Vehicle
Capacity	1 (Driver)
Price	N/A
Appears in	Watch Dogs 2

For the standard city bus variant, see City Bus.

The Landrock Motors Coach is a vehicle in Watch Dogs 2.

Design

The Coach takes design influence from the X1TET Volvo B12B, having a relatively short wheelbase, twin-axle design, and high capacity. The front right features a sliding door which opens on a hinge towards the rear. The vehicle has tinted side and rear windows. Coach buses can be seen plain or with Nudle livery on them. The Nudle Coach buses are operated by Nudle, and are used to cater to their employees (most notably seen in the mission Limp Nudle.)

Performance

It is heavy but powerful, and slightly more nimble than the city bus. The vehicle's heavy weight and diesel engine gives it an advantage over other vehicles on the road, meaning it can plough through traffic with little effort, even more so than the regular city bus. Despite this, the large windows make the player vulnerable to firepower from police. The vehicle's long body has to line up exactly to make a full turn without causing it swerve or ram into other vehicles.

Trophies/Achievements

The Coach bus, along with the City Bus and Bogen Bus, is a key component in the obtaining of the "Something to Ride" trophy/achievement. To earn this reward, simply hijack a bus.

Overview

General Aspects
Top Speed	Acceleration	Durability	Handling
Technical Aspects
Acceleration	Engine	Drivetrain	Gears
N/A	N/A	Rear engine, rear wheel drive	6

Locations

• Commonly appears on the Golden Gate Bridge. Typically spawns with or without the Nudle livery
• They can spawn all around the map, but more frequently on highways, just like trucks.
• The vehicle comes in 6 colors (white, black, red, silver, gold or blue)
• The Nudle variant is most commonly seen parked at Nudle Headquarters or driving around Silicon Valley. The normal variant is usually seen around the city, especially near the Transbay Center and the Bay Bridge.
• They are also seen parked in a "Bus Depot" under the highway that leads to the Bay Bridge.
• Can also be found parked at Blume Arena.

Gallery

Front view.

Rear view.

Interior

Seats

In-game meme of the Nudle Coach

Bus Depot

Parking along with several Coaches in the arena

Various colored Coaches at Blume Arena

Overlooking a City Bus

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Dashboard view: Overlooking Tidis HQ from the flyover with Galilei seen in the distance

Dashboard view: Entering Palo Alto

Trivia

• The Coach's engine sound is very similar to the trucks and buses in Ubisoft Reflections's Driver: San Francisco, similar to the City Bus.
• The Coach is the largest and longest vehicle in the game. In terms of height, the Boxvan, Media Broadcast Truck, and Concrete Mixer are slightly taller.
• The Coach bus can only seat one player. However, in the main mission Limp Nudle, NPCs can be seen riding in the Coach.
• Unlike the in-game variant, which has four wheels, most coaches in real life have six wheels, with the third axle being called a tag axle. The tag axle allows coaches to have more grip on the road and create tighter turns. In-game, turning can be difficult without a tag axle.
• The Coach is the only heavy vehicle that is not manufactured by MatarHorn Trucks.
• The Coach has made other appearances in multiple games produced by Ubisoft:
  • The Coach appears in Ubisoft Annecy's Steep as an undriveable parked bus. This version features a different tail light design.
  • The Coach appears in Ubisoft Ivory Tower's The Crew 2 as an undriveable traffic vehicle.
  • The Coach made a cameo appearance in Ubisoft Montreal and Ubisoft Toronto's Far Cry 5, via the Dead Living Zombies downloadable content.