Can you hear me now?

Article Abstract:

The American With Disabilities Act (ADA), wherein the fixed-route bus drivers are required to call out for stops at every transfer point to help the disabled people especially the visually impaired is described. According to the Federal Transit Administration's Office of Civil Rights, the bus drivers' fail to do what is required of them, which inconveniences a lot of disabled people.

United States, Disabled persons, Civil rights

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Father and sons ride the bus

Article Abstract:

An editor describes the experience of riding in a bus with his two sons. The novelty of the ride made the experience an interesting one.

Column, Bus travel

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Too busy to think?

Article Abstract:

The problems faced by the busy, overloaded, employed people and the causes and solutions of those problems are described.

Management dynamics, Work Schedules, Management, Work hours, Job stress, Company business management, Hours of labour

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