"company bus" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a bus owned and operated by a company to transport their employees. For example, "The employees took the company bus to the office."
He takes the company bus to work at the Infosys campus, as lush and large as Microsoft's in Seattle.
He gushed about the campus, even though he now commutes by a company bus for more than an hour every day, more than double his previous travel time.
The abduction followed the kidnapping by armed Bedouin tribesmen on Tuesday of 25 Chinese factory workers who were taken from a company bus traveling in Sinai.
"There's no loyalty anymore; it's not a family," said Jacqueline Conklin, who began working at the Digest as a teenager in 1942 and whose mother, a typist at the Digest, married a company bus drivers.
The recent lawsuit, brought under the Alien Tort Claims Act, contends that several paramilitary gunmen stopped a company bus carrying miners back to their villages and ordered Mr. Lacarno and Mr. Orcasita off.
In March 2001, during what union members describe as a labor dispute, two union leaders were pulled off a company bus after it left the coal mining compound here and were shot dead by paramilitary gunmen.
A similar company, Bolt Bus, has been sold out for weeks.
Then the vehicle is shipped to another company, where bus body and additional equipment are installed.
In Kothrud area, some alleged MNS activists damaged a company's bus that was taking its employees to workplace.
Parts suppliers, energy companies and bus manufacturers can also use the patents, which remain royalty-free through 2020.
Many companies use bus bench and bus stop advertising to add visibility to their products.
