Paragraph On A Bus Stand Or A Bus Stop
A bus stand is a place for
loading and unloading passengers. A bus stand is usually a place of great din
and bustle. Busses arrive and depart and in the process give rise to a hue and
cry. The jostling of passengers the cries of hawkers the approach of beggars
the altercations between the conductors and passengers are some of the
disgusting features of a bus stand. Besides the hooting of horns, the roars of
engines and the obnoxious smell of smoke make the place very uncomfortable. At
some bus stands, however, there are sheds for passengers to wait. These sheds
also accommodate snack shops, tea stalls, and even shops for books, journals,
magazines, and newspapers. Effective steps should be taken to improve the
dilapidated conditions of the bus stand.
Another One
A bus stand 'is a place where service
buses stop and start from. After a fixed time a good number of up and down
buses touch at a bus stand at different hours of the day and night. In cities, there are sheds for passengers at a bus stand. It is a temporary shelter for
passengers. Passengers wait for some time to get on a bus. In some bus stands
there are counters for tickets. Passengers stand in line to buy tickets.
Sometimes there is the exchange of hot words if anybody breaks the line. A bus
stand is a busy place. One bus comes and another starts. The passengers
coming here have no time to talk or to look at others. When a bus comes or
starts, passengers become busy in procuring a seat. They push one another
to get into it. Ladies find it too difficult to get on a bus. The drivers and
conductors are also very busy. Their shouts are heard. They try to get as many
passengers as they can. Generally, a bus is always jam-packed and it is more
jam-packed during office hours. So very few people can get into it. A bus stand
is always noisy. There are roadside tea stalls, small shops, and hawkers selling
betel leaf and cigarettes at a bus stand. Magazines and seasonal fruits are also
sold here. It is a useful place indeed.
Source: English Book
(Paragraph Writing Part)
