Wiktionary
alt. Short-haul, limited-passenger buses, typically privately owned, such as by hotels, retirement villages, etc.; a shuttle. n. Short-haul, limited-passenger buses, typically privately owned, such as by hotels, retirement villages, etc.; a shuttle.
WordNet
n. shuttle consisting of a bus that travels between two points
Usage examples of "shuttle bus".
Tombstone had caught the gray government shuttle bus out of Bangkok for the ride back to Sattahip, arriving at the wharf well after dark.
The shuttle bus from the train station rolled through the thickening Moscow traffic.
We want time for breakfast, and the shuttle bus to the cog is at ten.
As it had many mornings before, the beat-up shuttle bus labored up the winding road to the skyscraper's hilltop entrance and approached a small guard station.
He came off the shuttle bus from the aircraft into the terminal, mildly surprised and disappointed that no one waited to greet him.
The reason why their contact passed here several times was that he ran a shuttle bus.
We went straight to Gate C, walked through, and got on the shuttle bus.
Everything was contrived to leave you with the impression that the only way into Williamsburg was to buy a ticket, pass through a door ominously marked PROCESSING and then climb aboard a shuttle bus which would whisk you off to the historic site, presumably some distance away.
Mike had taken the shuttle bus from Washington National and it went all over town before heading to the relatively nearby Pentagon.