The phrase "avoid that bus" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when advising someone to steer clear of a specific bus, possibly due to safety concerns or inconvenience.
Example: "If you're running late, it's best to avoid that bus, as it often gets stuck in traffic."
Alternatives: "stay away from that bus" or "don't take that bus.".
Never mind that the bus avoided that hot reception by making its way into Mestalla on the opposite side of the ground, the home players will still have been lifted by the show of support.
A police officer at one roadblock said that, each year, he arrested four or five al-Shabaab suspects, but that bus passengers usually avoided scrutiny.
If you had asked me why I avoided the bus, I suppose I would have said that the bus was for old people or that taking the bus was one step short of not actually living in New York at all, and that if you stayed on the bus long enough it would take you right out of town.
If you had asked me why I avoided the bus, I suppose I would have said that the bus was for old people — or that taking the bus was one step short of not actually living in New York at all, and that if you stayed on the bus long enough it would take you right out of town.
Any idiot can organise their own bucket-and-spade holiday today - and probably a much better one than those in the First Choice brochures, avoiding the bus transfer via 12 other people's hotels.
Like Jeremy, he sincerely believes in what he says and therefore sounded very shifty on R4 today when trying to avoid admitting that £350m battle bus figure – the one which makes Sarah Wollaston so uncomfy – is false.
(AP) NEWARK: NO TRANSIT FARE INCREASES New Jersey Transit yesterday adopted a 2001 budget that avoids bus and train fare increases for the 10th consecutive year.
But Mr. Cissambo, the provincial governor, maintained that the road was, in fact, paved, and that the accident occurred when the truck driver swerved to avoid a bus on the narrow road and turned over.
At one point the parade routed onto the sidewalk to avoid a bus, and then back into the street to avoid construction scaffolding.
Using Facebook and LinkedIn, he said he found a local alumnae and asked her for advice "on places to stay and the geography and she advised to go a different way, to avoid school bus traffic".
