Bus (disambiguation)

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A bus is a vehicle designed to carry passengers. "Bus" or "busing" may also refer to:

Abbreviation

• An abbreviation for the Bank of the United States (disambiguation)
• An abbreviation for a business route of a highway
• Belle Urban System, the transit agency serving Racine, Wisconsin
• Bartholin, urethral, and Skene
• Büsingen am Hochrhein

Engineering

• Bus (computing), a subsystem that transfers a plurality of digital bits grouped together to achieve or represent a common function or variable
• Busbars, thick conductors in electric substations
• Enterprise service bus, a kind of software architecture
• Satellite bus, a general model on which multiple-production satellites are based

History

• Desegregation busing, a method of overcoming racial division

People

• Jerome Bettis, a retired American football player nicknamed "The Bus"
• Schelte J. Bus, an American astronomer

Place

• Bus, Pas-de-Calais, France
• Bus-Saint-Rémy, France
• Buš, Czech Republic
• Büsingen am Hochrhein, Germany
• Bus or Buss Island, a phantom island in the North Atlantic Ocean

Transportation

• A highway bus, designed for intercity travel
• A Volkswagen Transporter, sometimes referred to as a "VW Bus"
• The Airbus Aircraft Manufacturers
• Bus, a multi-passenger vehicle
  • Bus rapid transit
  • Transit bus, used for public transportation
    • New York City Transit buses
    • London Buses
  • Electric bus
  • School bus
  • Bus stop
  • Bus station
• Sometimes used to refer to an ambulance, primarily in the New York City Metro Area
• BUS, an IATA airport code for Batumi International Airport, Georgia

See also

• Buş
• The Bus (disambiguation)
• Nuns on the Bus, a Catholic group
• "The Motor Bus", a poem by A. D. Godley
• Busa (disambiguation)
• All pages beginning with "bus"
• All pages with titles containing "bus"

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