an amount of money that must be paid to use a service

approved by a group of people such as those in government.

a place where people get medical help.

the clothes worn by the members of a group when they do a job.

the person who drives the bus

the amount of money you pay to ride public transportation including the bus or the light rail

closed to passengers

direct, without regular stops

a place where you go to wait for or get off the bus.

a central place where buses meet.

a place that has books, magazines, and other materials for people to use and borrow.

a sudden event that needs fast action because someone is in danger, is badly hurt, or is very sick.

a place where you wait for or get off the bus

the jobs that are part of a city's government.

a person who rides the bus

closed to passengers

a card given by the U.S. Government that says a person from a foreign country can live and work in the United States for as long as they want; the person is considered a permanent resident.

closed to passengers

identification

an amount of money that must be paid to use a service

express

depot

out of service

passenger

identification

green card

student ID

official