It is arranging a fleet of buses for the banks' employees, not for its own.
Some electricity has been restored and a small fleet of buses is on the roads.
They are counting on a transportation network with no subway system and a haphazard fleet of buses and taxis.
And on the hill above, a fleet of buses waited to ferry packs of sunburned tubers back to their cars.
Into this one-sided duel stepped the Constantino family, which ran a fleet of buses and spotted an opening for a discount airline.
Last week, representatives of Garrett, pictured, agreed a fee of about £5,000 with East Yorkshire Motor Services for advertisements to appear on its fleet of buses.
Although they are improving, mass-transportation facilities remain inadequate, with the principal means of public transport consisting of an ever-increasing fleet of buses.
When you put all this together, it isn't clever stuff; a fleet of buses have already driven through the SFA's legislation.
It is not until you've taken a ride on the new Routemaster that you become fully aware of how unlovely our current fleet of buses is.
Harder to see are the helicopter, two caterpillar-tread snowcats and fleet of buses that help move droves of skiers and snowboarders uphill each day.
After the hurricane passed, a fleet of buses and hundreds of heavily armed guards safely evacuated New Orleans' prisons and jails.
