The phrase "a bus driving" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the action of a bus in motion or to refer to the activity of driving a bus.
Example: "I saw a bus driving down the street, filled with passengers heading to the city."
Alternatives: "a bus in motion" or "a bus on the road".
Hiding inside of me is a bus driving quickly.
Ms Aslan died after reportedly fending off a bus driving attempting to rape her.
In 2007, FirstGroup opened a bus driving school near Warsaw and still hires Polish drivers including 20 posted to Aberdeen earlier this year.
Then, shortly after the deal, in an affront to the company's political sensibilities, Unilever reportedly prevented employees from emblazoning the Ben & Jerry's logo on a bus driving them to a protest.
The schedule, at times, can be relentless, meaning hours in a bus driving from town to town, setting up, playing, breaking down, getting a bad night's sleep and doing it again.
Other survivors told of seeing a "bright flash" and hearing a "very loud bang", while a passenger on a bus driving past the Mulberry Bush at the time of the explosion described the front of the building disintegrating and flying towards the vehicle.
In Talbiseh, a village near Homs, security forces fired at a school bus driving on a main road, killing a driver and wounding several children, according to the Local Coordination Committees of Syria, an umbrella group of activists that helps organize and document protests.
More oblique and more sympathetic than most other narratively inclined photographers, diCorcia can find as much financial trauma in a solitary apple tree, shot in one of New York's economically distressed upstate counties, as in the more conventional image of a tattered bus driving past a faded movie-theatre marquee.
A year ago, an attack on an Israeli bus driving on Route 12 killed seven civilians and one soldier, said Colonel Leibovich, the Army spokeswoman.
In December 2012 the brutal gang rape of a 23-year-old student on a moving bus driving through the roads of India's capital, New Delhi, shook the nation and made headlines internationally.
Hajar al-Khateeb, 10, was killed when security forces opened fire on a school bus driving between Al-Rastan and Homs, and Marwa Shakhdo, 4, was shot dead when soldiers entered her family's home in Al-Rastan, Ms. Zeitouneh said.
