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Before the pandemic, battle-hardened commuters would have to pay for their Pret coffee as they navigated the morning rush hour. But soon the promise of a drink or sandwich will come as a freebie to entice workers back on to trains and buses. Technology is being developed for apps run by train and bus operators handing passengers with freebies when they log on. By helping operators understand how busy services are, passengers could be sent a QR code to redeem on the high street. Even using public...

A bus passenger spat on an MTA driver and hit him with a two-by-four, knocking him out, in Brooklyn on Tuesday morning, police said.

Safety in the New York City transit system is being called into question after a week-long string of attacks. After multiple slashings came an uprovoked subway shoving and even an MTA bus driver knocked our by a two-by-four by a passenger, the NYPD said.

Police to closely work with the Bus Operators to ensure students are protected when travelling in school buses Police to closely work with the Bus Operators to ensure students are protected when travelling in school buses Friday 05/02/2021 In an effort to ensure the safety and welfare of all students, the Ministry of Education, Police, the Fiji Bus Operators Association and LTA have met to address various issues that continue to affect students and parents around the country. Some of the d...

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Warms the water, the lakes and then the grass fields the warm humid air rises it forms thunderstorms. its a natural part of nature. normally you would try to go around them. you dont want to go through the core of a massive thunderstorms where you can get downdrafts up to 100 miles an hour and so forth. they can be dangerous but they can be avoided. thats why most planes of this kind would carry a weather radar in the nose even if there isnt ground-based radar in the vicinity, the plane should b...

Of those were actually rescued. and that came from a host of different individuals that -- asked to bear to do that. theres been incredible stories about bus operators that have done great things with those children. i think they dont get enough credit for what they do to make sure that those kids are safe. they need kudos in this event as well. >> they definitely need a lot of kudos in this situation. hopefully they dont need to be in that situation again. i know youve got a busy day ahead. tha...

Driving and shooting guns and chasing women would be impossible. not sure about the chasing women part. >> at the same time, im going to say a little impossible. on a serious note, they claim bond would have suffered from liver damage, possibly a stroke, sexual dysfunction -- >> ha. >> bottoms up -- thumbs up, everybody or maybe not. >> just over four martinis a day. >> wow. thats an -- wow. martinis can be so strong. >> yes. >> thats the problem. how about like a malibu and coke? i can do four ...

Rest. the department of transportation launched its own smartphone app called "safer bus," and it tells you about serious violations or if a company is even allowed to operate. the bus industry supports the shutdown, saying unsafe bus companies are responsible for more than half of deadly accidents in the last year. but that the majority of bus operators are safe. gio benitez, abc news, new york. >> i think in a lot of cases sometimes the divide happens between the company and the driver. for ex...

investigation. he was among nine people killed in a mortar attack in a southern city. the reporter was covering a pro-government rally when it came under fire. that was gilles jacquier. nigeriians have been on a strike the past few days protesting a doubling in the fuel. a fuel subsidy was removed. those are the headlines. "world business today" starts now. hello, and a warm welcome to "world business today." im nina dos santos at cnn london. >> aim andrew stevens in hong kong. her...