Sentence examples for community bus from inspiring English sources

The Local Government Association (LGA) started its pre-election offensive this month with a shot across the bows over the cost of community bus services.

Seven councils have admitted they are preparing to axe community bus provision, and the LGA claims that others are likely to follow suit.

This paper examines a new approach for local city revitalization by introducing a "low-speed electric community bus" as a low-carbon transportation system.

In this paper, we report the co-design and co-development of a "low-speed electric community bus" for the establishment of low-carbon transportation systems.

The council said it had been working with the bus companies, sought advice from bus user groups and investigated other solutions, such as services run by community bus groups and voluntary organisations, to protect some services.

Sheffield will have a community bus out in the Darnall area of the city while the London borough of Wandsworth has a specially kitted-out election bus which, when not on democratic duties, is used to take children to and from school.

Faith travels to school from Amukoko, another community two bus journeys away.

I imagined getting off at the next stop, then turning back to see our community of bus compatriots wave goodbye as we stood abandoned in a dusty circle of feed stores, poring over our phrase book.

Mrs. Whitman retaliated against Mr. Lynch by denying financing to three programs he had requested in his hometown, New Brunswick: a $100,000 community shuttle bus program, $100,000 for a housing rehabilitation program and $100,000 for street lighting.

Public health campaigns may need to be carried out in the media such as television and radio, with supporting talks and poster exhibitions in common public-use areas such as community centres, bus stops, or train stations.

In endorsing a vision of universal equality, of the dissolution of national borders, and democratic self-governing communities, nurses, bus drivers, and construction workers at the heart of America's greatest capitalist metropolis are signing on to the vision, if not the tactics, of revolutionary anarchism.