"bus number" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the specific number assigned to a bus for identification purposes. Example: "I took the bus number 15 to get to work this morning."
They say, 'You'll get to Guangzhou airport,' and they give you a bus number.
There was no glass in the front top window of the bus and the yellow bus number was crumpled.
Every Sunday during the summer, at noon and 4pm, piano recitals are held in Warsaw's Lazienkowski Park, which is accessible from the old town on bus number 180.
Also, Alex's bus number changed as bus officials scrambled to reorganize the route and compensate for an inadequate number of drivers.
His friend Wali Tajek, 16, from Kabul, who was given a different bus number, was disappointed not to be going to Britain.
Getting there The nearest station is Axminster, then bus number 885 (Mon–Fri hourly, Sat two-hourly, no service on Sun).
Bus numbers 4, 19 and 236 go past the turnstiles.
Visitors emerge with stickers on their shirts identifying their bus numbers.
From the bus station, First Bus numbers 357 , 358and 359 to Portishead stop along the A369 at Clifton Lodge entrance (opposite the Clifton suspension bridge).
In addition to these objects there was the collection of car registration numbers, train and bus numbers - all meticulously registered in books published by Ian Allan that still bring a lump to my throat.
The system is designed to both recognize and speak "text in the wild," a term used to describe newspaper articles as well as bus numbers, and objects as diverse as landmarks, traffic lights and the faces of friends.
