A BUS STAND

Every city and town has some very important and populated places. Accordingly, a bus stand is one of them. A Bus stand is a place where people come to collect their tickets to go to one place to another place. It is also a place where buses stop to take in and to drop down the passengers and goods. A Bus stand is always overcrowded. In a Bus stand, people are always in a hurry. In a Bus stand, passengers stand in a queue to collect their tickets in front of the ticket counters. If anyone breaks the line, some people use bad words. During the period of festivals like Eid and Pooja, it is really difficult to get a bus ticket. Not only passengers but also we can see hawkers, porters, beggars and many other persons in a Bus stand. There are office rooms, ticket counters, and guard rooms in the Bus stand. There are also common rooms for male and female passengers in the station building. The passengers usually buy a newspaper when they are in waiting for their buses. When a bus arrives in the Bus stand, the whole area turns into a noisy place. Some passengers get down from the bus and at the same time, some passengers try to get into the bus. For this reason, there occurs a collision between the two groups of passengers. The horn sound of the bus is really harmful to the passengers. It makes an irritation in the mind of the passengers. Nevertheless, a bus stand is a very important place for every locality. 264 WORDS | Written by- Faysal Khan FK

A BUS STAND PARAGRAPH |182 WORDS| A bus stand is a busy place where the bus stops for a while to get the passengers into the bus and to get down from the bus. Generally, a bus stand is situated at the side of a busy place, market, school, factory and recreation centre etc. A bus stand is always noisy. There are road-side tea stalls, small shops, small restaurants etc. Some people sell betel leaf, cigarette, tea, seasonal fruits etc. here A bus stand is also a busy place. One bus comes and another goes. When a bus comes or goes passengers become busy to get into the bus. The drivers and conductors are also very busy. Their shouts are heard. They try to get as many passengers as they can. Besides, a few beggars often stay here to beg to the passengers. For all these reasons, a bus stand remains always busy. Various types of hawkers are seen in the bus stand. Most of the hawkers shut to sell bread, biscuits, chocolates etc. Some hawkers sell books, newspapers, magazines etc. However, the bus stand is a useful place.

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A BUS STAND PARAGRAPH |304 WORDS| A bus stand is a crowded place where the buses stop and start from. Every day and night many buses touch the station in different time. Generally it is situated at the junction of the roads or beside a market. It is not a permanent place for passengers. They wait there with great eager to get on the bus. In some bus stands, there are counters for ticket and passengers stand in a line for buying tickets. It is a busy and noisy place. Constantly the shouting of the helpers, conductors, hawkers and the speech of the common are heard. Many types of hawkers are available who sell betel leaf, bread, cigarette, fruit, newspaper etc. Again, some street beggars cry in loud voice with a view to drawing the passengers’ attention. There are a few big bus stands located at the district headquarters or in the big cities including the capital city. Besides these big bus-stands, there are other hundreds of bus stands scattered all over the country. Besides the bus stands tea stalls are found nearby. Many passengers, while waiting for buses, go there and refresh themselves taking a cup of tea or coffee. When a bus comes up, there is a usual bustle and hurry among the passengers. They push one another to get on it. Ladies find it too difficult to get on it. At that time the drivers and the conductors are also very busy; their shouts are also heard. Most of the buses are found crowded. So, thieves, swindlers and pickpockets sometimes try to misguide the innocent passengers for fulfilling their evil desires. After all, a bus stand plays an important role in communication. So, the government should take proper steps for the improvement of the bus station. In a word, the importance of the bus stand has become great.

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A BUS STAND PARAGRAPH |207 WORDS| A bus station is a very important place for those who travel by bus from one place to another. It is a place where buses stop for sometimes to facilitate the passengers to get in and to get down from them. Important bus stands, especially the bus stands in a city or, towns remain crowded throughout the day. Passengers are always found waiting there. When a bus stops at such a stand, there is an unusual bustle and hurry among the passengers. Some passengers hurry to get down from the bus, while passengers waiting for the bus want to get into it. As a result, there is a great collision among the passengers. In such a situation the old and the weak find it difficult to get into or get down. The scene often goes so far that it seems passengers are fighting with one another to get in or to get down first. Taking advantage of this pickpockets sometimes pick the pockets of the passengers. Moreover, shouts of coolies, conductors, bus-helpers make the place noisier. These are the usual sights of a bus stand during the busy hours of the day. Besides, hawkers are often found busy selling their goods like cigarettes, betel-leaves, newspaper, fruits etc.

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A BUS STAND PARAGRAPH |148 WORDS| A bus stand is a please where different types of buses come, stop and start from. It is located at the turning of the road or an important place. It is usually built of tin-sheds. It gives services to passengers. Buses of different routes are always available here. A bus Stand always gives a busy and noisy picture. Some passengers get into buses and get down from the buses. Some of them wait for the buses and some of them collect tickets from the counters. The helpers and the conductors shout for the passengers. Hawkers sell betel leaf, cigarettes, newspapers, fancy items, etc. Books stalls, tea stalls, fruit shops are also found here. Some evildoers often flock at the bus stand. They try to harm the passengers. So, we ought to be aware of them. A bus stand, however, plays an important role in the communication sector.

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A BUS STAND PARAGRAPH |146 WORDS| A bus stand is a place where buses stop to enable people to get on or get down from them. There may be waiting for shelters for the passengers at the busy bus stands, in big cities. But in most cases, people wait under the open sky. A bus stand is always a crowded place in the city. The buses are found jam-packed all over the country. In a bus stand, sometimes, there may be found small shops where passengers can buy snacks, betel leaves, newspapers, etc. Often hawkers are seen selling peanuts and chocolates in and around the bus stop. It is also a favourite resort of pickpockets. A bus stand usually remains dirty and uncared. It, however, plays a key role in the communication sector of the country. So, the bus stand is the most important and essential place for the people at large.

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A BUS STAND PARAGRAPH |155 WORDS| A bus stand is a crowded place where buses stand and state from. The people gather there and wait impatiently for a bus to come. When a bus comes from a long distance the station becomes very busy. Passengers get into and get down from the buses. Shouts of the helpers and conductors are heard continuously. At some bus, stands do not have sheds. The passengers have to wait in the burning sun or in the rain there. In some bus stands, there are ticket counters. Passengers stand in a long line to buy tickets. There are small shops on the bus stand. In some bus stands there are bookstalls and restaurants. The hawkers sell betel leaf, bread, cigarettes etc. Sometimes seasonal fruits are also sold in a bus stand. After all, a bus stand plays an important role in communication. So Government should take proper steps for the improvement of a bus stand.

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A BUS STAND PARAGRAPH |271 WORDS| A bus stand is a place at some point of a highway, a road or a street where buses halt. Passengers get on and off a bus at this place. Some bus stands have ticket counters for buses of a particular company. Buses of other companies have no ticket counters there. For such buses, passengers have to wait at the bus stand and when a bus comes they struggle, push and jostle to get on. They want to have seats. The number of passengers is most at rush hours. Passengers stand in a queue after buying tickets for those buses which have ticket counters. When the expected bus comes they start getting on one by one. When the seats are occupied, some passengers remain standing in queue for the next bus. But some of the passengers may agree to remain standing on the same bus and so they get in. The scenario is different for those buses which have no ticket counters. They do not line up but wait in a disorderly manner. When such a bus comes, they jostle and push and struggle hard to get in first so that they can have a seat. At some hours when the passengers are few, the bus conductor of a non-counter bus shouts repeatedly mentioning the destinations of the bus. He tries to attract the attention of the possible passengers. Some big bus stands have tea stalls, bakery, fruiters, small bookstalls and newsagents. The cries of hawkers, the hooting of horns, the roars of the engine and the foul smell of petrol or diesel exhaust make a bus stand a horrible place.

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A BUS STAND PARAGRAPH |207 WORDS| A bus station is a very important place for those who travel by bus from one place to another. It is a place where buses stop for some time to facilitate the passengers to get in and to get down from them. Important bus stands, especially the bus stands in a city or, towns remain crowded throughout the day. Passengers are always found waiting there. When a bus stops at such a stand, there is an unusual bustle and hurry among the passengers. Some passengers hurry to get down from the bus, while passengers waiting for the bus want to get into it. As a result, there is a great collision among the passengers. In such a situation the old and the weak find it difficult to get into or get down. The scene often goes so far that it seems passengers are fighting with one another to get in or to get down first. Taking advantage of this pickpockets sometimes pick the pockets of the passengers. Moreover, shouts of coolies, conductors, bus-helpers make the place noisier. These are the usual sights of a bus stand during the busy hours of the day. Besides, hawkers are often found busy selling their goods like cigarettes, betel-leaves, newspaper, fruits etc.

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A BUS STAND PARAGRAPH |231 WORDS| A bus stand is a place from where service buses stop and start for the passengers in a fixed time. A great number of up and down buses touch the stand at different hours of the day and night. It is a part and parcel of bus communication of a country. It is generally situated beside the roadside. From here buses go for various destinations and buses come here from different places. A bus stand is a busy and noisy place. It remains crowed almost at all hours of the day. There are some ticket counters in a bus stand. People are found standing to buy tickets in a long line. Around a bus stand some stationery shops, restaurants, saloons, book-stalls and tea- stalls are found. Even magazines and seasonal fruits are also sold here. Besides, rickshaws, vans, auto-rickshaws are seen standing for the passengers. The passengers wait impatiently for the buses in the bus stand. When the buses come and buses go, it looks very noisy. At this moment some hawkers cry out to sell their goods and some beggars sing for begging. Actually a bus stand is a very noisy and dirty place. In spite of being a noisy and dirty place, it helps us in many ways. In fact, a bus stand is a useful place. A bus stand plays an important role in the communication of a country.

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