'bus arrangements' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you are talking about organizing transportation for a group of people via bus. For example, "We need to make bus arrangements to get to the conference on time."
"I was with Jackie all night making these bus arrangements," a junior named Dylan Redshaw said.
From there, flight times — the Nets use the N.B.A.'s charter program — and bus arrangements were made.
In the next three weeks, eight thousand Cubans are scheduled to make the trip, which costs five hundred and fifty-five dollars per person; a travel agency made the plane, food, and bus arrangements, at the behest of the governments of the countries along the route.
One airline spokesman recalled that tenants had depended on a bus system similar to the emergency temporary arrangements before the construction of the monorail.
The city also purchased a new fleet of buses for more than $250,000 and leased them to Metro Transit for $100 a month per bus, an arrangement the city's then-finance director described as far below market value and "completely inappropriate" in an email to the city manager.
The Pleasure Beach fairground has been extended and walkways have been constructed along the margins of the beach, and lined with blue bus-shelter type arrangements in which, to put it bluntly, old people can shelter from the wind.
"I had in essence a 30-minute bus ride to make arrangements, but I did manage to find a restaurant close by, and everybody ended up having a good evening out," he recalled.
Tom Kelly, a spokesman for the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, said his agency had made no special arrangements for extra bus or subway service.
Because of the arrangement with the bus company, they had to continue to Cincinnati and stay there last night, then return home today.
The county has similar arrangements with three smaller bus companies that serve areas of the county out of Liberty's jurisdiction.
Conversations with state representatives followed, and preliminary arrangements were made to bus a hundred Douglas students and fifteen chaperones to Tallahassee to address the state legislature.
