Jitney

A jitney is a small bus or van that provides public transportation services. The term is often used to describe a privately owned and operated bus that provides transportation services within a specific geographic area. Jitneys are typically smaller than traditional buses and can accommodate fewer passengers. They are also often less expensive than traditional buses.

Jitneys are a popular form of public transportation in many parts of the world. They are often used to provide transportation to and from work, school, and other destinations. Jitneys can also be used to provide transportation to tourists and other visitors.

The term "jitney" is derived from the word "jitney," which is a slang term for a small coin. Jitneys are often referred to as "jitney buses" or "jitney vans."

Jitneys are a relatively new form of public transportation. They first became popular in the United States in the early 1900s. Jitneys were originally operated by private individuals who would provide transportation services to their friends and neighbors. Over time, jitneys became more popular and began to be operated by businesses.

Jitneys are a popular form of public transportation because they are often more convenient and affordable than traditional buses. Jitneys can also be more flexible than traditional buses. They can stop at more locations and can be more responsive to the needs of their passengers.

Jitneys are a valuable form of public transportation. They provide a convenient and affordable way for people to get around. Jitneys also help to reduce traffic congestion and pollution.