Or perhaps with the children who got out of those jitneys.

You can walk it from here or take the jitney.

Clearly it was something people really wanted, but the jitney wouldn't last.

They'd been out for more than an hour and they hadn't even seen a local jitney.

At last one such jitney came into view but it didn't look quite like the others.

She went first to the place where they had hidden the jitney.

The men in the jitney did not like taking orders.

They're talking about jitneys to take people to the railroad.

The jitney driver agreed to take me to the hospital for $3.

The group refers to the Jitney as its school bus.

Every weekend, they took a jitney into Manhattan for fun.

Here, let me fetch the jitney and I'll take you out myself.

It's actually a lot more comfortable than the Jitney, and the attitude level is different.

We're more likely to pick up a jitney here, before they get to this mob.

Most places get deliveries by jitney to their outside door.

At his eye was what looked like a video camera and he seemed to be recording those jitneys.

A moment later he emerged on the sidewalk and made for the jitney.

Once at the island, visitors are brought to the fort on a jitney.

The house is just a few blocks from a jitney to the local train station.

To license a group of jitney operators takes 26 months.

That's one of the new jitney 'buses we hear about.

Roy asked as he slid back the door of the jitney.

They say the seats are more comfortable than those on the regular Jitney.

Right now she was scrambling to avoid a jitney that had just turned into the lot.

"Jitney," which has been revised since its first production in 1982, could be described as just a lot of men sitting around talking.

They're talking about jitneys to take people to the railroad.

By the end of 1916, only 6,000 jitneys remained.

"We also have no jitneys, no public transportation of any kind."

There are inter-city buses, and jitneys that run within each city.

Energy-saving jitneys would carry residents to their jobs within the forest.

There are no buses or jitneys to Exit 9.

He acknowledged that perhaps as many as half of the city's jitneys had been operating.

Free jitneys shuttle passengers to the shore and the various casinos.

There were plenty of jitneys available on this side of the pod.

"I started out testing Dad's planes and flying jitneys by the seat of my pants."

They say private jitneys would provide a flexible, intersuburban service.

Claims have also been made that jitneys cause congestion and undermine licensed bus service.

Their public car was one of the four-passenger jitneys that plied the inner city.

Legislation curbed the 'jitneys', as they came to be called.

The jitneys carried light cargo and small groups of people along the roadway beneath the rails.

They say a more effective solution would be to provide jitneys to train stations and bus stops, as many towns now do.

Traveling as low as jitneys were required to by law, the landscape was a blur.

There would be jitneys available on the concourse.

Wrinkled women squeeze beside him on the jitneys he rides to work and share stories about sick children.

He picked his way through the pattern of scurrying jitneys, darting, intent people.

Some municipalities are embracing jitneys instead of increasing the number of parking spaces.

No public buses - jitneys - are allowed over the toll bridge to Paradise Island.

One of the express jitneys, to boot.

"And where is your equipment, your trucks, lab hut, jitneys?"

Cars and jitneys came whizzing down the winding, mountainous two-lane highway.