The π bus stop emoji means a bus stop, and people use it to say where they are waiting, to set a meeting point, or to talk about catching a bus. Apple shows a grey pole with a blue bus sign, a yellow timetable panel and a small schedule board.

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A plain, practical emoji. It usually means "I'm at the stop", "meet me at the bus stop" or waiting for a late bus. It is often paired with π or β°.
At the π now, where are you
Meet at the bus stop near school π
20 mins and still no bus ππ€
Missed it by one second πππ¨
| π vs π | π is the bus itself, while π is the stop where you wait for it. |
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| π vs π | π is a traffic stop sign, while π is a bus stop. |
| Name | bus stop |
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| Codepoints | U+1F68F |
| Category | Travel & Places |
| Keywords | bus, busstop, stop |
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The π bus stop emoji means a bus stop, and people use it to say where they are waiting, to set a meeting point, or to talk about catching a bus. Apple shows a grey pole with a blue bus sign, a yellow timetable panel and a small schedule board.
It means a bus stop. Usually the sender is waiting at one, heading to one, or naming it as a place to meet.
No. π is a bus stop for waiting for transport, and π is the road sign that tells drivers to stop.
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