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Does a car have to stop when a school bus has his stop arm out when the road is divided but there are breaks at street entrances?
ABSOLUTELY! ( IF the BUS is coming to or at a full stop!)
How far is Penn Station from the Port Authority Bus Terminal?
It's 8 blocks straight north from Penn Station (34th Street between 8th and 7th Avenues) to the Port Authority Bus Terminal (42nd Street at 8th Avenue).
What must you do if you approach a school bus with lights flashing and stop sign extended?
You should obey the stop sign as though it were a red light, waiting for the kids to cross the street and the bus to retract the sign before continuing. You should stop even if you are on the opposite side of the street from the bus, as kids may be crossing the street.
GW Bridge terminal. what subway or bus goes to New York Penn Station from there?
The A train (of the A-C-E, the blue line). Take the Downtown A train from 175th Street to 34th Street-Penn Station. Entrance to the 175th Street station is included inside the bus terminal complex.
If a bus stops on four lane street do all the cars have to stop?
If it is a divided four lane street then the answer is no.
How much does a bus stop cost on shopping street the game?
A bus stop costs $5,000. It goes next to where the benches, newstands, and music boxes go.
How do you get from Penn Station to the Intrepid?
I would just walk. There is no convenient way to get there by subway. The Intrepid museum is on the Hudson River (12th Avenue), at 46th Street. The westernmost subway line (the A-C-E, the blue line) runs on 8th Avenue.If you really don't want to walk, you can take the Uptown A-C-E, 1 stop, from 34th Street-Penn Station to 42nd Street-Port Authority Bus Terminal, and then take the 42nd Street crosstown bus (the M42) to 12th Avenue.Otherwise, just walk north to 46th Street and west to 12th Avenue.
What bus do you take from Metropolitan Museum of Arts to Penn Station?
You can take the city buses. Depending on which entrance/exit you use, you will exit Penn Station on 8th Avenue (the west entrance/exit) or 7th Avenue (the east entrance/exit) at 33rd to 34th Streets.Walk east one or two blocks to 34th Street and 6th Avenue, and get on the Uptown m7 bus.Take the m7 bus to 86th Street and Amsterdam Avenue. At 86th and Amsterdam, transfer to the eastbound m86 crosstown bus to 86th Street and Fifth Avenue. From there it's just two blocks south to the Met, at 84th Street and Fifth Avenue.
You received a ticket for standing in a bus stop- what is the law on No Standing in NYC?
In New York City, "No Standing" means that vehicles are prohibited from stopping, waiting, or parking, but passengers can be picked up or dropped off. If you received a ticket for standing in a bus stop, it likely means that you were in violation of this rule and you should adhere to the regulations to avoid future fines.
What is the height of a bus stop?
what is the height of the bus stop
Can a hackney carraige vehicle stop on a bus stop to pick up or drop off?
If it is licensed by the jurisdiction as a passenger carrying vehicle for hire - yes, provided that, the marked stop is on a public street and not in a privately owned bus terminal on private property.
How do you ride a bus to?
Public transportation is all the same. You choose a destination, a time, and which form to use. On a bus, there are route maps to all the destinations in your city. Your local bus authority has the maps available on line. The bus has a set schedule, and will arrive at the bus stop at certain times. When you get on it, you must pay a fare to ride. If you need to "transfer" (going from one bus to another on your trip) then you must buy extra tokens to do this. The bus system is designed to go to your destination with a minimum of fuss. It works this way. If you have to go from Main Street to Broadway, you look at the bus schedule. It says that the Main Street bus will arrive at the Main and Second Street bus stop at 2:30. You want this bus, so you go to the bus stop and wait for the bus. When you get on, you pay the fare. This is set by the city, and will be posted on the website. Ok, you know that the Main Street bus doesn't go to Broadway, but it connects to the Broadway bus at Smith Street and Main. You ride to Smith Street, get off and wait for the Broadway bus at the Smith Street bus stop. You have also bought a transfer token from the Main Street bus when you got on, so you don't have to buy another fare. Then you get on the Broadway bus to get to your destination. Working a bus schedule is kind of like working a puzzle. You know where you want to go, it's just a matter of putting the route together. People in large cities do it all the time, so you can do it too. Look for the bus schedules for your city on line. The metro bus system has a website with the bus lines and the fare schedules, so that's where to start. The fare schedules will show that you can frequently buy a "fare card" for a great rate for a whole month, so this might be a good idea if you need to ride the bus for a long time. Take the time to figure out where you want to go, when you want to get there, and how long it will take. It's homework, but it's worth it. Public transportation is all the same. You choose a destination, a time, and which form to use. On a bus, there are route maps to all the destinations in your city. Your local bus authority has the maps available on line. The bus has a set schedule, and will arrive at the bus stop at certain times. When you get on it, you must pay a fare to ride. If you need to "transfer" (going from one bus to another on your trip) then you must buy extra tokens to do this. The bus system is designed to go to your destination with a minimum of fuss. It works this way. If you have to go from Main Street to Broadway, you look at the bus schedule. It says that the Main Street bus will arrive at the Main and Second Street bus stop at 2:30. You want this bus, so you go to the bus stop and wait for the bus. When you get on, you pay the fare. This is set by the city, and will be posted on the website. Ok, you know that the Main Street bus doesn't go to Broadway, but it connects to the Broadway bus at Smith Street and Main. You ride to Smith Street, get off and wait for the Broadway bus at the Smith Street bus stop. You have also bought a transfer token from the Main Street bus when you got on, so you don't have to buy another fare. Then you get on the Broadway bus to get to your destination. Working a bus schedule is kind of like working a puzzle. You know where you want to go, it's just a matter of putting the route together. People in large cities do it all the time, so you can do it too. Look for the bus schedules for your city on line. The metro bus system has a website with the bus lines and the fare schedules, so that's where to start. The fare schedules will show that you can frequently buy a "fare card" for a great rate for a whole month, so this might be a good idea if you need to ride the bus for a long time. Take the time to figure out where you want to go, when you want to get there, and how long it will take. It's homework, but it's worth it.
