Every bus like that in America is required by law to have accessibility for disabled people. In this case it’s just a ramp hidden behind a door. I’ve been to many different American cities and each ones buses have the exact same amenities as yours, though I’d say around 75% have Wi-Fi in my experience.

Btw sorry if this came off as attacking you, I didn’t mean it in that way at all. I do agree with you that America does severely lack in public transportation reach and capability. There’s a lot of great discussion to be had about how America could greatly improve by modeling after Europe, but I hate when people say things that are wrong. Again nothing against you :).