We've seen stabbings and car rammings at crowded bus stations.
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Greyhound told authorities to stop dropping off immigrants inside its bus stations.
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It happens at bus stations, at schools, and anywhere vulnerable people are found.
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Neither will be allowed to go near airports, bus stations and train stations.
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They are dropped off at downtown bus stations in places like Brownsville, Tex.
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Handmade circulars are taped to bus stations, lamp posts and shop windows across Kensington.
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Agents prey on boys at bus stations, or go to villages to recruit them.
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Not to mention bus stations already have experience utilizing advertising, to a certain degree.
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You'd save hours packing and getting between train stations, bus stations, airports, and hotels.
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A lack of cash meant they would often end up sleeping in bus stations.
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The enganchadores, who pick up pollos at bus stations and bring them to polleros.
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We see ads everywhere—on TV, on billboards, in bus stations—with one exception.
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In Washington, three airports, bus stations, and the subway system all had to close.
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She navigated bus stations across the country and fought her nerves by taking naps.
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During the conflict, bombings of airports, bus stations, banks, cafes, and hotels were not uncommon.
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The company did not answer CNN's questions about security and screening procedures at bus stations.
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Organizers have sent canvassers to college campuses, bus stations and gas stations in Muslim neighborhoods.
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When the government simply dumps people outside bus stations, they end up lost, cold, and confused.
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Bus stations, and the travelers you meet there, can tell you a lot about a place.
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Customers book their rides through the app and on-board the bus through specified bus stations.
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Since then, over 11,000 family members have been released either to nongovernmental shelters or bus stations.
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Additionally, the Border Patrol has released over 32,000 family members to nongovernmental organizations and at bus stations.
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Zoona puts its lime-green booths in canny places, like markets, bus stations and even a hospital.
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But stories abound of cash-strapped workers thronging railway and bus stations to make their journey home.
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Without preparation or planning, hundreds of migrants are simply dropped off at bus stations in border cities.
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Its free print version, handed out at train and bus stations, is now Hungary's highest-circulation newspaper.
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They bundled up and waited endlessly at bus stations, used Uber or walked through the wintry mess.
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Packed bus stations and a hospital were among the targets, according to state media reported by the BBC.
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The company enables carriers and bus stations to easily sell tickets to the customers searching for them online.
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Bus stations, for example, may cost about $10,000 – $15,000, which is in a similar cost range as smart kiosks.
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Along the way they torched new bus stations built at huge expense as part of a government infrastructure project.
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The MTA dog training facility includes rooms modeled after classrooms and bus stations, 26 kennels and a veterinary clinic.
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He says the cartels case the bus stations and the streets near the immigration office looking for Central Americans.
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Technology is fast changing how people with disabilities get to and then navigate airports and train and bus stations.
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The result is the recent need to release large numbers of migrants, many simply dropped off at bus stations.
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Uber also offers a discount of 50 per cent on travel to or from the main train and bus stations.
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The group has since stepped up cross-border attacks and suicide bombings against markets, bus stations and places of worship.
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Since December, the federal government has released 180,000 migrant family members into the United States, including some at bus stations.
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They have turned scenic city plazas into campgrounds, blocked highways, bus stations and airports and repeatedly marched through downtown Mexico City.
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Hours before the movement restrictions began in Malaysia, thousands of people queued at bus stations to return to their home towns.
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Manafort can't go near any airports, train stations or bus stations unless he gets approval for travel from the judge in advance.
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The jihadist group has since stepped up cross-border attacks and carried out suicide bombings in markets, bus stations and places of worship.
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Passengers arriving at Terminal 5, which handles most of Arlanda's international flights, are presented with clear signage to its train and bus stations.
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Not a single one of the bus stations dotting East Broadway, which consist of waiting rooms with working ATMs and continuous industrial flooring.
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Instead, the goal is to methodically expand, and maybe take advantage of its petite footprint to move into airport terminals or bus stations.
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The bus stations in Niamey, once packed with West Africans trying to get to Agadez, the last city before Libya, are now empty.
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Mr. Chen and his apprentices started renting rooms in small hotels across from bus stations, where there was a lot of foot traffic.
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In the southern city of Shenzhen, the authorities have started imposing temperature screening procedures at the airport and at train and bus stations.
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In addition to those used for sex work, others were taken from their families and forced to beg at markets and bus stations.
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Since then, more than 11,000 family members have been released either to nongovernmental shelters or bus stations, Border Patrol announced earlier this week.
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The operation targeted towns, villages and bus stations nationwide, and was aimed at those who are ineligible for the immigration process, the government said.
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"It is strange, now authorities are even asking people for documents in bus stations when they are thought to look like migrants," Garcia said.
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On a sweltering Wednesday afternoon, I visited some of Altamonte's train and bus stations to get a sense of its non-Uber transit options.
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ICE would then transport people to points of departure, such as bus stations, train stations, and airports, and even offer food for the journey.
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Mr. Schumer called on the agency to speed up the tests and deploy the machines in New York City subways, bus stations and airports.
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The first AnBots will be deployed at certain government and military facilities, border points, airports, bus stations, banks, hotels and school campuses, according to Xiao.
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That means gas stations when you're driving or more prominently featured train and bus stations if you're riding the rails or hopping on mass transit.
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Ro Khanna has called a "race to the top" for housing policy — or condition transit investments on allowing maximum density around rail and bus stations.
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The faction typically carries out suicide attacks against civilian targets such as mosques, markets and bus stations, often using young women and girls as bombers.
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Hours before the movement curbs kicked in at midnight in Malaysia, thousands of people queued up at bus stations to go back to their hometowns.
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Spooked by police raids, migrants in Maicao have abandoned the parks and bus stations where they had makeshift camps, opting to sleep outside shuttered shops.
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Santa Croce, another sestieri, is one of the primary parts of the city for car travel, with several bus stations and car lots to welcome tourists.
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This means the same type of security generally afforded to international passengers in airports must be implemented at the entrances to train stations and bus stations.
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The clerics led crowds of protesters into Islamabad, where they fought with police, smashed up bus stations and occupied an area outside Parliament for four days.
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Like many of the company's early efforts, Uber had attempted to bridge gaps in the existing transit infrastructure, offering discounted rides to and from bus stations.
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Bates will live in Richmond, Virginia, under a nightly curfew, will wear a GPS monitor and won't be allowed near airports, train stations and bus stations.
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Agents at bus stations in Maine have also come under fire, and the ACLU in Maine is suing the federal government for more information about these stops.
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These days, the Greyhound bus stations in Tucson are overflowing with new arrivals, and shelters are so full that some migrants are being checked into local motels.
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Many vaccinators will go house to house, while others will look for families with young children in refugee camps, train and bus stations, and at highway checkpoints.
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During the war years, bus stations, airports, banks and houses of worship became frequent targets, and the cities became choked with barricades, security checkpoints and military presence.
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HONG KONG — People who live in China's crowded cities are used to having their personal space invaded — in schools, malls, restaurants, bus stations, dormitories and even bathrooms.
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State leaders urged citizens not to rush to villages but tensions mounted as angry labourers protested at some bus stations against sudden closures of basic transport services.
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Five million people were able to leave Wuhan, the city where the outbreak began, before its train and bus stations and airports were closed, the mayor said.
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On Saturday, train and bus stations in provincial cities reported that tickets to Seoul had been sold out, and people struggled to find transportation to the capital.
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If not, the families would be issued notices to appear in immigration court at a later date, and dropped off at transit centers like Greyhound bus stations.
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"There may be the need to have a denser network, so you can see lamp posts, bus stations, street furniture becoming part of the 5G network," he said.
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Billions of Chinese travellers will soon be packed across airports, trains and bus stations as they head home for one of the country's biggest celebrations, Chinese New Year.
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"It was a grind to save up money," she says, remembering how she used to sleep in bus stations during European fashion weeks to offset the medical costs.
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Immigration authorities for years have dropped off migrants at bus stations in the Southwest, after releasing them pending court hearings to decide whether they can stay in the country.
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The ceilings of several bus stations in Hefei, the capital of Anhui province, had collapsed as a result of snow, resulting in at least one death, the newspaper said.
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Israel's Tel Aviv New Central Bus Station is one of the largest bus stations in the world, second only to Bus Depot in Delhi, India, according to Hindustan Times.
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The Border Patrol has been holding many of them in tents and sometimes keeping them outdoors before releasing them at bus stations or at respite centers run by nonprofits.
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The possible consequences could be an increased burden on nongovernmental organizations receiving the families or having families released into local communities or bus stations without pre-coordinated travel plans.
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ICE routinely drops off families who pass their credible fear interviews at bus stations with tickets to relocate near families or sponsors while their immigration cases move through the courts.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Brazil's federal government will not close airports and bus stations due to the coronavirus, Infrastructure Minister Tarcísio Freitas told broadcaster Globonews on Friday in a live interview.
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The city of Mostar, for instance, has two of everything: two fire brigades, two hospitals, two bus stations and two nightclubs, one of each for Catholic Croats and Muslim Bosniaks.
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More than 40,000 family members have been released in the Rio Grande Valley since March, when the releases began, to a bus stations or the nearby Catholic Charities shelter, she added.
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This wishful scene is part of a new ad takeover featuring satirical posters in phone booths and bus stations across New York City, some of which have already entered a museum collection.
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But if we start locking down airport entrance halls, we would logically have to move on to train terminals, and bus stations, and concert halls, and public squares, and churches, and schools.
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SAO PAULO, March 20 (Reuters) - Brazil's federal government will not close airports and bus stations due to the coronavirus, Infrastructure Minister Tarcísio Freitas told broadcaster Globonews on Friday in a live interview.
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Operation Theseus saw 3,000 officers from eight nations including Albania, Moldova and Turkey dispatched to crime hotspots including border checkpoints, train and bus stations and entertainment districts, the global police agency said.
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But now, as in El Paso and elsewhere in the Rio Grande Valley, border agents were dropping off migrants directly at bus stations instead of at local organizations like the Catholic Charities building.
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The aid would be followed by another $20 million over three years, intended to assist groups that have helped migrants who were dropped off by Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents at bus stations.
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That doesn't much help the families who are about to be released by the hundreds at bus stations in an unfamiliar country with no one helping them get where they need to go.
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"A bunch of us on the team spent a lot of time on long flights observing people in their homes, bus stations, classrooms, and kept seeing this airplane mode behavior," Woodward told The Verge.
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Instead of blanket bans on smoking in public indoor spaces, the city revised its regulations to allow smoking in designated areas in train or bus stations, as well as in bars or karaoke clubs.
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It's what marks the difference between graffiti artists and other artists: their familiarity and proximity to the hustle that unfolds daily on the sidewalks, the TransMilenio bus stations, and the plazas or town squares.
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Greyhound has told U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officials they can no longer drop off immigrants inside bus stations, with the company asking that those released from custody wait outside until tickets are purchased.
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Stands were typically scattered across the cities near train and bus stations (some of which were outside... in the rain?) and users receive a code to unlock the umbrella after paying for it on an app.
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Train and bus stations were packed with passengers carting fresh flowers and festival cakes and candies made of glutinous rice, beans and ginger or lotus seeds, all wrapped in banana leaves or colorful translucent plastic wrap.
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CreditCreditMeridith Kohut for The New York Times REYNOSA, Mexico — As the human smugglers stalk the bus stations, migrant shelters and twisting streets of this Mexican border town, they have no trouble collecting clients like Julian Escobar Moreno.
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That means families who have no knowledge of the US might be getting dumped en masse at bus stations in the middle of winter, many without winter clothing and all without guidance about what to do next.
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He would be out of the league after three seasons, hang on for two more in the ABA, and end up homeless and sleeping in bus stations and laundromats a decade after his jump hook bulldozed the NCAA.
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Google is not deploying its moonshot Project Loon to provide connectivity, instead, it is partnering with Nigerian fiber optic telecoms service provider 21st Century to roll out Wi-Fi spots at public places such as colleges, malls, markets and bus stations.
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" Ms. Merkel told Parliament in September, as thousands of Germans thronged to train and bus stations bearing gifts and food for thousands of weary immigrants, that the country could benefit from the influx of humanity, "if we do this well.
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Unlike several other smaller areas of the city where the government has temporarily restricted vehicle access — like the steep streets in the Lan Kwai Fong entertainment district — Des Voeux Road Central is home to dozens of bus stations and many intersections.
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Both of Mostar's fire brigades are part of the same municipal fire service — just as Mostar's two garbage collection companies, two hospitals, two electricity companies, two bus stations, two popular nightclubs and two soccer teams all technically serve the same city.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - A re-run of Istanbul's high-stakes mayoral election has kept Turkish airports, bus stations and main highways jam-packed over the weekend, as voters rush back to the city from vacation or their original home towns to cast their ballot.
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Wearing a blue apron with her name, Tamara Harris, a social worker and former financial analyst who is running against Ms. Sherrill, has been getting up before dawn to canvass at train and bus stations, making 20 early-morning visits in recent weeks.
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Many people fled rural areas to Maiduguri, which has doubled in size as displaced Nigerians have crowded into relatives' homes or settled into crumbling buildings, bus stations, schoolyards and the thousands of ramshackle thatched huts that dot the edges of the city.
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But while the mass release of families may cheer critics of the Trump administration's treatment of immigrant families, the government's new plan will probably lead to hundreds of families getting dropped off en masse at bus stations — literally out in the cold.
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While the last bombing to hit Abuja was in late 2015, Boko Haram has continued to target markets, bus stations, places of worship villages in Borno state during its eight-year insurgency to carve out an Islamist state in the northeast of the country.
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ISTANBUL, June 23 (Reuters) - A re-run of Istanbul's high-stakes mayoral election has kept Turkish airports, bus stations and main highways jam-packed over the weekend, as voters rush back to the city from vacation or their original home towns to cast their ballot.
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As a result, the havoc that unfolded in New York City and beyond appeared to highlight the fragility of the region's transportation system, showing how aging infrastructure has become increasingly unreliable, from the subway to buses to commuters railroads and train and bus stations.
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At one point while the mother and child were missing, relatives indicated that Hidalgo-Calderon and Reyes, who lived together, may have run off because of their immigration status, the sheriff&aposs office said, but checks of surrounding train and bus stations had turned up nothing.
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One was chronological — back then, in the cities we visited, civil rights activists fought school segregation in Charlotte; Freedom Riders rode Greyhounds to integrate lunch counters and bus stations; and Bull Connor, the infamous Birmingham public-safety commissioner, attacked peaceful protesters with dogs and fire hoses.
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In cities like El Paso and San Diego, the growing number of migrant families pushing for entry to the United States has generated crowds and controversy, with migrants packed into detention centers and bus stations, and clashes at the fences between rock-throwing immigrants and federal agents.
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And Immigration and Customs Enforcement claims it's so overwhelmed with families coming into the US that it has to simply release them at bus stations, instead of working with nonprofit organizations to help orient families and get them where they need to be to continue their asylum case.
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After rushing to supply transportation between local hospitality centers, bus stations, and airports, the city agreed to put up $2500,22019 toward city worker overtime pay, partial reimbursement for local nonprofits providing refugee hospitality services, and rent for an old armory near downtown that now acts as an unofficial central processing center.
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After a court declared the sect leader guilty of raping two of his followers 15 years ago, mobs on Friday set fire to government buildings, vandalized bus stations and government vehicles, and attacked police officers and TV journalists in the town of Panchkula, 250 kilometers (155 miles) north of Sirsa.
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After being transported over long distances to be reunited, often without much food or sleep, many families had been released in government offices, airports and bus stations, with their ankle monitors and a handful of paperwork from Immigration and Customs Enforcement, and little more than the clothes in which they crossed the border.
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Conversely, in an effort to clear room in detention facilities for families coming in, some families have been all but dumped at bus stations by federal agents — left on their own in a totally unfamiliar country, with no health insurance, no appropriate winter clothing, and no one there to tell them what to do next.
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When women ask me what it was like from a mother's perspective, I tell them I went into survival mode not only for me but for Nic: researching rehabs (some costing more in a month than a semester at Harvard); interviewing therapists; buying drug-test kits; searching skid row or seedy bus stations; carrying him to detox.
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Ambos Nogales ("Both Nogales") a major port of entry between sister cities Nogales, Sonora, Mexico; and Nogales, Arizona bajador local slang for "steal," to literally "take down"; a "downer" is one who jumps guides and migrants in the desert coyote a guide who crosses migrants over the border on foot enganchadores locals who pick up migrants at bus stations and bring them to smugglers la línea the line separating Mexico from the US la migra the alphabet soup of US immigration and drug enforcement agencies operating in the borderlands.
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He was, in his own way, an incredibly successful man—an architect of the Satanic Panic, a hero of the religious right, and, for a long time, almost inescapable: His bizarre Christian comic books were given out outside churches, left in motel rooms, thrust into the hands of passengers at airports and bus stations by thousands of willing evangelists across America and the rest of the planet—up to a billion of the things have been sold over the years—but it wasn't life he was interested in.
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