Bus transportation system

A bus transportation system is a network of buses that operate on scheduled routes to transport passengers within cities or between different areas. It provides a cost-effective and accessible way for people to travel without the need for personal vehicles. Buses follow fixed routes and times, stopping at designated points called bus stops. They are managed by transit agencies that coordinate schedules, routes, and fare collection. The system helps reduce traffic congestion and pollution, offering an essential public service for daily commuting, school, work, and leisure activities.