So when I started my shift we got ready and set off for the bus. The service user A was saying how happy she was that I was taking her to town. As she is a wheel chair user, I repeated what she had said as it was difficult to hear as I was stood behind her and she also has speech problems so isn't always coherent. While on the bus service user A was talking about the up and coming holiday and saying how excited she was about it . At this time I'm in front of her and it makes it a little easier to understand her but I still repeat everything she says to me as the noise on the bus can still make it a bit difficult to understand her.
On the first page, the bus driver directly addresses the reader and says that he has to be gone for a while. He asks the reader if the reader can watch things, but not to let the pigeon drive the bus. (“So can you watch things for me until I get back? Thanks. Oh, and remember: Don’t Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus”) As the driver walks off one page, the pigeon walks on the next asking if he can drive the bus.
Once you located your nearest bus stop, go online and check the bus schedule. If the schedule says the bus will pass by your stop at 11:45 am, then it will probably be there fifteen minutes before or after the specified time. So estimate how long it takes you to walk there so you can be on time. Make sure you arrive punctually. The bus driver will not stop if no one’s there waiting for him.
My Inhibition 1. My inhibition is riding public transportation by myself. Public transportation has always been a convenience to me. Before the days when I was driving, I would always rely on public transportation. Every time I would go on a bus or a train, my parents, my friends or even a group that I was with would always go with me.
Going to school later would result in having many amazing benefits. Many kids take the bus to school and complain about the traffic the highway and even on main streets. Kids have to get up really early to catch the bus and sit in traffic because other adults are trying to go to work. If school did start and end later, the bus would not hit morning rush hour traffic or afternoon rush hour traffic. With school starting later, the bus schedule can make a tremendous change.
The disadvantages of using a mobile phone is that battery could die or cell reception may be low causing loss of communication. The audience for this is informal people because it is used for quick communication
For instance, transportation network company Uber has been launched as a mobile application that connects passengers to taxi drivers who are willing and able to pick up them and drive them. This involves removing barriers to entry on two levels. Firstly, the cost of setting up the business is relatively low given its nature as a mobile application. As opposed to, say, taxi hire companies, costs have been greatly reduced in terms of rent and because perhaps less workers are needed. In addition, Uber has also sidestepped barriers to entry because anyone can now become supplier of Uber’s taxi services without having to purchase a license, which helps taxi drivers enter (and leave) the market more
I cant stand for shopping carts to be left in the parking lot. Its so ease to just walk it over to one of the shopping cart holders, thats why they are there so that carts don't wonder in the parking lot. I always see people un loading there buggies and then just leave them anywhere. People will leave the carts behind cars in the middle of the road. I have even seen people push the carts and it hit the side of someones car.
PART ONE Free, at Last! . How young we were the day we escaped. How exuberantly alive we should have felt to be freed, at last, from such a grim, lonely and stifling place. How pitifully delighted we should have been to be riding on a bus that rumbled slowly southward.
It had too many twists and turns that made my heart skip a beat. I, Madison Grace Conley, was not going to go on that ride! I started to remember again when we arrived in the parking lot. “Now remember everyone, you need to be with your buddy at all times! Does everyone have a buddy?” Mrs. Allan said.