public transport

British  

noun

1. a system of buses, trains, etc, running on fixed routes, on which the public may travel

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Example Sentences

"It's the rural premium generally - which is sometimes left out of policy discussions. We don't have a choice but to use our own vehicles as the public transport in some areas is limited."

From BBC

Spectators are being encouraged to arrive on foot or by public transport, and bring their buckets and water pistols too, of course.

From BBC

It benefits from long-term public transport contracts that generate steady revenue.

From The Wall Street Journal

Creaking infrastructure has been compounded by fuel shortages, resulting in a crisis that has disrupted public transport and rubbish collection.

From BBC

It is the second such strike in a matter of weeks, after a walkout at the start of February paralysed public transport.

From Barron's