| POBOX | Part of a bus. address, perhaps |
| AGREEDSTOP | Prearranged part of a bus tour? |
| ROUTE | Important part of a bus schedule |
| SEAT | Part of a bus |
| PLATFORM | From "ground plan" , 'flat shape", a raised level, surface of planks etc, such as a stage for speakers, a place for mounting guns, the floor of a bus or a pavement for rail passengers; or, a basis of |
| ORG | End of a charitable address, perhaps |
| EDU | End of a student's e-mail address, perhaps |
| STOP | Halting place of a bus or a train; or, a pause or break during a journey (4) |
| SON | Patronizing term of address, perhaps |
| STE | Abbr. in a business address, perhaps |
| MISS | Staffer's address, perhaps |
| HIJACK | Illegal seizure at Jill's address perhaps (6) |
| MADAM | Speaker's address, perhaps |
| APO | PFC's address, perhaps |
| URL | Bookmarked address, perhaps |
| HAILSTONE | Address: perhaps Mick Jagger dropped round |
| MINI | Word used to denote a diminutive version of a bus, cab, car, candy-coated chocolate egg, disc, market, skirt, Swiss roll, van or other thing (4) |
| FARE | Cost of a bus ride, for example |
| RHOM | Front of a bus? |
| MGT | Gp. in charge of a bus. |
