** British Leyland Motor Corporation comes under British government control.

** Jim Leyland, Pittsburgh Pirates ( NL )

** Leyland police station

** Leyland railway station

** Ashok Leyland, an Indian company

** British Leyland, a defunct vehicle manufacturer

** Leyland DAF, a defunct commercial vehicle manufacturer

** Leyland Trucks, a medium and heavy duty truck manufacturer based in Leyland

** Leyland Eight, a luxury car

** Leyland P76, a car

** Leyland Atlantean D1-D602 ( 1967-1974 )

** Austin Rover Group ( 1982 – 1989 ), mass-market subsidiary of Leyland

** Jim Leyland, Pittsburgh Pirates ( NL )

** Jim Leyland, Pittsburgh Pirates ( NL )

** Essentially an update of ECW's Bristol VR body / chassis combination and with similar styling to Leyland's integral Titan ( B15 ), the ECW body was the most common to be built for the Leyland Olympian in the United Kingdom and was built to two heights, low-bridge 13 ft 8in ( 4. 13 m ) or high-bridge 14 ft 2in ( 4. 28 m ).

** Like ECW, Roe was a subsidiary of Leyland Bus and its body for the Olympian was outwardly similar to ECW's.

** In 1988 Leyland Bus began building its own body for the Olympian at their Workington plant using ECW's jig's and tooling.

** Bus Errors

** Pioneer Venus Probe Bus – transport vehicle and upper atmosphere probe

** Belgrade Bus Station

** Niš Bus Station

** Bus massacre: The Kataeb militia kills 27 Palestinians during an attack on their bus in Ain El Remmeneh, Lebanon, triggering the Lebanese civil war.

** Bus manufacturing

** Bus contention, in computer design, where multiple devices on a computer bus attempt to use it at the same time

** Bus network

** Orion Bus Industries-operations winded down in 2012, expected to close in 2013

** Bus stops and lines in Leiden: ( links to schedules by stop and line )

** Bus lines with schedules by line in the region

** Bus station

** Serial Peripheral Interface Bus ( SPI )

** U. S. 1 known also in parts as Jefferson Davis Hwy and Hawkins Avenue ( U. S. Bus 1 )

** More than 25 suburban networks in suburban Paris: ( Seine-St-Denis " TRA ", Melun " Tram ", Sénart " Sénart Bus ", etc.

** Universal Serial Bus ( USB )

** KNX ( European Installation Bus )

** Universal Powerline Bus

** New World First Bus: 2X, 2A, 2, 8, 23, 25, 38, 42, 106, 112, 116, N122, N8

** First Bus

** Bus lanes as part of a busway system

** Bus Stop by William Inge

** Hankyu Bus stop ( for Hinodecho ( Hankyu Bus Co .), Kozushima, Hankyu Sonoda and Toyonaka via Juso )

** San-bangai Bus Terminal