Meaning
The terminus or depot where buses and route taxis gather, load passengers, and set off — a bustling, noisy hub of the transport system, full of 'loaders' calling out routes, ductors filling seats, higglers selling, and travellers coming and going. Every town has its bus park (or 'taxi park') as the jumping-off point for journeys near and far.
Examples
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Meet mi a di bus park a six o'clock.
Meet me at the bus depot at six o'clock.
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Di loader dem a bawl out route a di bus park.
The loaders are calling out routes at the bus park.
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Ketch di country bus a di bus park.
Catch the country bus at the bus depot.
Origin
From 'bus' + 'park' (a depot/terminus); the bus/taxi terminus. See [[loada]], [[ductor]].
How it’s used
The bus/taxi terminus where vehicles load and depart. See [[loada]], [[ductor]], [[coaster-bus]].