bus stop

British  

noun

1. a place on a bus route, usually marked by a sign, at which buses stop for passengers to alight and board

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Example Sentences

The California Youth Empowerment Network sponsored a “youth-led bus stop campaign featuring vibrant, stigma-free posters that connected youth experiencing housing insecurity to essential resources, including food and shelters.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Or at least waiting at a very upmarket bus stop.

From BBC

Read: I’m struggling to buy a house — should I settle for one with a bus stop right outside?

From MarketWatch

She runs a marketing agency from home and drives her three sons to the bus stop each day, so they can go to school.

From BBC

At the scene, glass from a bus stop lay shattered on the pavement.

From BBC