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Commuters lined up outside a Jamaica Omnibus Services bus in Kingston.

"JOS Managing Director John Bollard (second left) explaining to Journalists some of the operations at the Tivoli Depot on Tuesday. The newsmen were taken on a tour of the depot shortly before the company announced a programme for improvement of the…

Scene of an accident in Kingston, Jamaica, involving a Jamaica Omnibus Services (JOS) Leyland bus.

"A portion of one of the damaged buses."

Public Utilities and Transport Minister Carlyle Dunkley [third left] Local Government Minister Ralph Brown [fourth left] British High Commissioner John Drinkall [right] and JOS acting General Mnager Fred Hudson [left] being shown around the assembly…

"Water collected in this inspection pit for Leyland National buses at the JOS Tivoli Depot during the heavy rains...However, the Daily News was told that no efforts have been made to this end and workers have been expressing concern that it might…

Members of the Jamaica Omnibus Services Staff - driver, Mr. Samuel Corinthian and conductress, Miss Veronica Mackenzie.

Easy now: Workers at Western Terminals unloading yesterday the first Albion Clydesdale bus to supplement the JOS fleet. Three of 20 such buses arrived yesterday. Sixty bigger buses are also scheduled to arrive by December.

Result of violence: Shattered rear window and a bullet hole in the roof panel remain in mute testimony in JOS bus M46 after gunmen opened fire at a bus stop near Saunders Lane along Mountain View Avenue, last Thursday morning.

"Crunch: Two of the buses involved in the four-vehicle smash up yesterday on Half way Tree Road. "