Where is the engine located on a Type C bus?

The engine on a Type C bus is typically located at the front of the driver. This arrangement is common in many school buses classified as Type C, where the bus body is mounted on a chassis with a conventional front engine layout. This positioning allows for better weight distribution and easier access for maintenance, as well as providing the driver a clearer view of the road and surroundings.

In contrast, options suggesting the placement of the engine under the rear compartment, next to the passenger seat, or at the back of the bus correspond to different bus types or designs not typical for a Type C bus. For example, Type D buses usually feature rear engine configurations, but that's not applicable here since we're specifically addressing the Type C bus.