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Topic: Neighborhood bus

	Athens Housing Authority - Affordable Housing for Athens-Clarke County, Georgia
		Playground areas for children and a basketball court for youth are in the center of the neighborhood.
		Bus stops are usually right outside the neighborhood entrance or within the neighborhood.
		Nestled in established neighborhood, this area is convenient to the University of Georgia and the Boys and Girls Club along Oak Street.
	www.athenshousing.org /map_and_locations.htm (749 words)

	East Central Neighborhood: Neighborhood Profile (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Another interesting thing about the zoning of the neighborhood is the amount of intense industrial II zones that occur directly adjacent to low density residential R-5, in some cases within the same block.
		The Kirby district located in the far east section of the neighborhood, is not registered in the National Register, but it is a local district and subject to all local historic district regulations that pertain to it.
		Whether the neighborhood guides the changes in a positive direction, or they react to the changes perhaps in a negative manner, is totally up to the residents of the neighborhood.
	www.bsu.edu /classes/schoen/plan302/eastcent/neighbd.htm (3454 words)

	Resource: Neighborhood Bus Maps
		Bus system maps are much larger and much more complicated, and show the routes of all buses run by a bus company.
		While these neighborhood maps do not replace the exact time tables sometimes needed by bus riders, they are an excellent example of a citizen-oriented, information-rich enticement that increases transit ridership.
		For an example of one of the St. Paul neighborhood bus maps - now outdated (if you live in St. Paul you may wish to specify the map for Highland, the West Side, University & Dale or University and Snelling) please contact TLC at 651/767-0298.
	www.nextstep.state.mn.us /res_detail.cfm?id=566 (308 words)

	The Neighborhood Bus
		The Natick Neighborhood Bus is subsidized by the Town of Natick and the MBTA's Suburban Transportation Program.
		If you are within walking distance to a scheduled stop, you can take the bus from that stop without calling in advance.
		Weather and traffic conditions may delay the arrival of the bus.
	natickma.virtualtownhall.net /Public_Documents/NatickMA_CommDev/bus (161 words)

	SAFE TRANSPORTATION OF STUDENTS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		All students (k-12) are to be at their bus stops, ready to board the bus, no later than five minutes prior to scheduled stop times.
		In the event that someone is not at the bus stop to receive a child, bus drivers have been instructed to call our Dispatch office with the child’s name and phone number.
		The bus driver should also discuss with you how important it is to put a nametag on your child’s outerwear for the first few weeks.
	www.pccs.k12.mi.us /parentresources/transportation-bus-info.asp (622 words)

	Old West End Neighborhood: Context (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		The services offered in the neighborhood must be studied and mapped to gain understanding of how residents function in normal life.
		Because of the large cemetery on the west boundary of the neighborhood, this population center falls closer to downtown.
		The bus terminal is located two blocks to the east of the neighborhood.
	www.bsu.edu /classes/schoen/plan302/owen/pages/services.htm (1465 words)

	The Daily Camera: News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Voters defeated the idea of tax-supported neighborhood bus passes in six of seven Boulder neighborhoods where the question went to vote.
		According unofficial results released Wednesday, the Forest Glen neighborhood was the only one to approve increasing property taxes to pay for Regional Transportation District Eco Passes for residents, with 107 voting in favor and 51 opposed.
		The neighborhood where the question was approved becomes a general improvement district where property taxes rise to make Eco Passes available to everyone who lives within district boundaries - homeowners and renters alike.
	www.thedailycamera.com /extra/topten00/traffic/ecopass.html (669 words)

	With Children on Their Way Back to School, Survey Suggests That Adults May Need a Lesson in Driving Safety - More News ...
		One out of four respondents report that children in their neighborhood do not wait for the school bus in a safe place (away from traffic, well-lit, sheltered, etc.).
		Only 65 percent of respondents knew the location of the bus stops in their neighborhood compared to 76 percent who knew the location of the nearest liquor store and 86 percent who knew the location of the nearest low-cost gas station.
		While only 65 percent of respondents knew the location of the bus stops in their neighborhood, 76 percent knew the location of the nearest liquor store and 86 percent knew the location of the nearest low-cost gas station.
	pressroom.progressive.com /releases/bus_safety.asp?PrintFlag=Y (1148 words)

	Student Life
		Inquiries should be addressed to Neighborhood Student Apartments, 5316 South Dorchester Ave., Chicago, IL 60615, telephone (773) 753-2218.
		Registration for public schools is based on neighborhood boundaries unless the school is a magnet school (open to children city wide) or unless a permit to attend is granted by the school.
		There is also a diversity of religious groups in the neighborhood of the University that welcome student participation in their programs and worship.
	catalogs.uchicago.edu /general-life.html (2600 words)

	67 Neighbors Against Big Diesel Buses
		In late June 2003 the neighbors along the 67 Bus line in Kensington and Berkeley, California were awakened by the loud roar of a 30 foot diesel bus.
		Due to AC Transit's adamant refusal to change anything with the route, bus size or frequency, the community is currently suing AC Transit for an Environmental Impact Report and to force them to make a change in the Line 67.
		The Beloit Ave residents, who never had a bus on their street, were shocked that AC Transit could suddenly run a huge bus up their narrow, steep street without informing anyone in the neighborhood.
	www.67bus.org (1296 words)

	Barcroft Neighborhood Bus Service
		Bus routes that formerly were rush-hour-only (16S,U,W,X) have been revised to offer all-day service along Columbia Pike.
		This means there will be a bus on Columbia Pike every 15 minutes in each direction between the Pentagon and the western Arlington County line.
		Bus service in Arlington Village will be extended to operate on S. 16th Street and Barton, rather than Edgewood, to improve convenience for many residents, before expressing to Pentagon City.
	www.bscl.org /bus.htm (2093 words)

	Transportation
		Transportation options, including light rail, bus, "local motion" bus, bicycle, and pedestrian modes will be expanded and/or developed, encouraging the decline of single-occupancy automobile use, and keeping the neighborhood a safe, convenient, and well-balanced asset to the City of Madison.
		The neighborhood is willing to work with the City and schools to encourage this initiative to help educate drivers of their responsibility to obey the speed limits.
		Current bus line scheduling on E. Johnson and E. Gorham Streets results in 2 or 3 buses at a stop within a few minutes with a 15 to 30 minute wait for the next bus.
	danenet.wicip.org /tlna/web-data/steering/transportation.html (3109 words)

	Hollidaysburg Area School District \| Transportation
		Bus drivers will place kindergarten students in the front of the bus.
		They will ride the neighborhood elementary bus to Allegheny One and then will transfer to Bus 18 which will transport them to Charles W. Longer Elementary.
		Bus 23 will transport Allegheny One kindergarten students in the afternoon from Charles W. Longer to Allegheny One.
	www.tigerwires.com /166790218133858 (365 words)

	QCTimes.com - The Quad-City Times Newspaper News
		One of the other children on the bus said he knew the boy from day care and that he was on the wrong bus, she said.
		Is there a reason, with 2 drivers on the bus she didn't keep the child in that "protective" environment and one of the two bus drivers go in and call the police once they reached Adams Elem.
		Considering the bus driver just came from Eisenhower, and just finished dropping off students there, and considering she is required to check the bus after the end of each route, one would think she would make the connection that his child was in fact an Eisenhower student, just as they claimed.
	www.qctimes.net /articles/2006/03/09/news/local/doc440faaf3262d5614824436.txt (12176 words)

	Barcroft Neighborhood Has Lost its Bus Line
		Decreased convenience made it harder to use the bus, either ART or Metro, partly because the wait was longer in the neighborhood and partly because it was now harder to access buses on Columbia Pike via Wakefield Street.
		The bus stop at Wakefield was discontinued because it was too close to the stops at Buchanan and Taylor and the increased travel time for those passengers on the bus could not be justified by the ridership generated.
		If there was even one person per bus trip, a case could be made that there was a potential that should be further explored.
	www.bscl.org /busgone.htm (2968 words)

	The Schools Report » Desegregation or neighborhood schools?
		The only people that are losing out are the kids because they have to get up early in the morning just to ride the bus miles away from home, not to mention when they get sick the parents have to drive miles to get their child.
		Garfield was renovated to be a neighborhood school, not a "choice" school, albeit it is not functioning as one.
		First, it says to the child that their own neighborhood is not good enough and they must leave it; this does not promote much individual pride.
	www.journaltimes.com /nucleus/index.php?itemid=4365 (8748 words)

	School Bus Safety
		In January 1998, a five-year-old Hoke County girl was kidnapped while waiting for the bus in front of her house.
		In North Carolina, passing a stopped school bus while it is loading or unloading students carries a fine of up to $200, five driver's license points, and possibly 90 days in jail.
		There are blind spots where the bus driver can lose sight of a child: FRONT DANGER ZONE: It's never safe to walk close to the front of the bus.
	www.danafd.com /school_bus_safety.htm (777 words)

	Sánchez Secures $500,000 to Start Neighborhood Bus Lines in South Whittier - Congresswoman Linda T. Sánchez (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		According to a recent county study, this area is one of the most neglected in terms of public transportation.
		Los Angeles County has a dedicated source of sales tax funds for transit to operate the buses and provide any needed matching funds for their purchase, so the project will not be affected by the County’s current budget difficulties.
		These new bus lines will be of great benefit to the regional transportation network and especially to the hard working people of California’s 39th District,” said Congresswoman Linda Sánchez.
	www.house.gov /lindasanchez/news/2003/article_2003_10_15_2033.shtml (353 words)

	4554 12th NE
		Meanwhile neighborhoods across this city, from Southeast Seattle to Lake City cannot get the attention of even one planner nor can they even secure a small "matching grant" to repair a few unsafe sidewalks or get that crosswalk needed to protect their children.
		The term "new sources" and "new bus service" were not defined and consequently could mean just about anything a majority of councilmembers say it is. It means millions needed to meet neighborhood needs, human services, and a backlog of city-wide transportation needs are still at grave risk of being routed to this trolley.
		These other neighborhoods don't have one of the richest men in the world to lobby on their behalf or a sycophantic Mayor to do his every bidding.
	www.zipcon.net /~jvf4119/trolley.htm (8832 words)

	Chicago Neighborhood Tours (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		From exploring the city's African-American legacy on the Historic Bronzeville tour to experiencing the Old World flavor of Ukrainian Village and the eclectic neighborhoods of Wicker Park, Bucktown or Humboldt Park, enjoy an up-close view of the history, traditions and people of Chicago's neighborhoods and communities.
		Neighborhood Tours are approximately 4 hours long an include light refreshments.
		Sample ethnic cuisine on a "Taste of the Neighborhoods" tour, learn about Chicago's Greek community on the "Greek Chicago" tour, or return to the original site of the 1893 Chicago's World Columbian Exposition on "The White City" tour.
	www.chgocitytours.com (295 words)

	School Bus Fleet
		LEESBURG, Fla. School bus driver for special-needs students Elizabeth McNish, 62, has been named 2005-06 school-related employee of the year for her 33 years of service as a non-instructional worker at Lake County Schools.
		Retirees, who live in the condo community and outnumber the families with school-aged children, voted for the ban, which would require student residents to walk up to a half-mile for bus access.
		Thompson keeps a small personal library in baskets on his bus that students are encouraged to pick from each day.
	www.schoolbusfleet.com /t_inside.cfm?action=news&storyID=1025 (160 words)

	Schaumburg SEPTEMBERFEST - Shuttle Bus (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Accessing the site, located primarily in a residential neighborhood, is made easier by taking a National City-sponsored free Septemberfest shuttle bus to the Septemberfest site.
		Avoid traffic, congestion, and extremely limited parking by taking the shuttle.Â As a reminder to those not using the convenient shuttle service, please obey all no parking signs to avoid being issued a ticket.
		The bus does not depart 30 minutes prior to or during the fireworks display.
	www.ci.schaumburg.il.us /fest/html/shuttle_bus.html (617 words)

	New Morning School Bus Service
		Students in full day programs (primary, elementary, or middle school) pick up the middle school bus at their neighborhood bus stop and ride the bus to the middle school.
		While bus service is available both to and from school, we encourage parents to use the morning bus service only.
		This means that New Morning students riding the afternoon bus must leave before the end of the school day, causing them to miss lessons given at the end of the day.
	www.newmorningschool.com /bus.htm (227 words)

	Madrona Neighborhood Bus Routes
		You are in: Travel Options > Bus > Neighborhoods > Madrona
		Select a bus route below for schedule information.
		By visiting this and other King County web pages, you expressly agree to be bound by terms and conditions of the site.
	transit.metrokc.gov /tops/bus/neighborhoods/madrona.html (147 words)

	Sarasota County Government: Latest News - Englewood neighborhood bus service meeting set for July 101 of 1 Total(1) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		SCAT plans to initiate a neighborhood bus service including a new route – Route 21 – with opportunities to transfer to existing Route 16.
		The Englewood neighborhood bus service is part of a series of planned upgrades and enhancements to Sarasota County transit services in 2006.
		For more information about the new neighborhood bus service, contact the Sarasota County Call Center at 941-861-5000 and ask about the SCAT Englewood service.
	www.co.sarasota.fl.us /LatestNews/NewsDetail.aspx?C1ACC692B2=A6979F82&E7DCD7AE=A3&D4C7CF=C1ACC691ADA2A6A79BA076A0A3A4A792997899AA93A89D977FA3A9AA93A4B4 (219 words)

	General Information (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		The timetable lists major bus stops to help you estimate when the bus will be at your stop.
		Your transfer is good for an hour after the time your bus reaches the end of its route (check your schedule to see when that is).
		The Bus Shop Lakewood is open from 6:30 am to 5:00 pm weekdays and 10:00 am to 4:00 pm Saturdays at 5815 Lakewood Towne Center Blvd. SW, Suite B -- across the parking lot from the Ross store in Lakewood Towne Center.
	www.ptbus.pierce.wa.us /info.htm (954 words)

	LYNX - New bus
		LYNX is putting a new set of wheels on the road and looking into the possibility of making even more changes to its fleet in the near future.
		People in the neighborhoods where our ridership numbers aren't quite as high, are going to love the smaller buses because they get around so easily.
		The 60-foot articulated bus was provided by North American Bus Industry and is currently being used in Los Angeles.
	www.golynx.com /?pid=1155913 (458 words)

	Federal Transit Administration - Other Participating Projects Section (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		The Neighborhood Express Bus Routes operate as an overlay onto the existing CTA route network.
		These routes stop only at major cross streets, eliminating close to 75% of bus stops associated with local route and increasing average travel speeds by 24% to 25 mph, in the case of the Western Avenue Express route.
		Using a combination of GIS database analysis, planning and traffic engineering fieldwork, and reviews by bus operations personnel, CTA has identified 700 stops (6% of total) for removal and more than 1,400 stops (12%) for relocation from the near-side to far-side of street intersections.
	www.fta.dot.gov /2396_7271_ENG_HTML.htm (1201 words)

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