transit routes
Bus and subway lines
Transit routes are the fixed paths that public transportation vehicles follow—bus lines, subway lines, train corridors, ferry services.
The term emphasizes the planned, regular nature of these paths: The city added new transit routes to the suburbs.
Transit routes appear on system maps and schedules, distinguishing them from the random paths of private vehicles.
- bus linesFixed public transport routes
- subway lineUnderground rail corridor
- ferry routesScheduled water-crossing paths
- flight pathsPredetermined aerial travel corridors
- train tracksMetal rails for locomotives
schedules · station · terminals · depots · stop · rails · interchange · fare · bus · timetables · rush hour · commuter lines · bus stops · bus shelter · ticketing systems · platform · metro system · ridership
- movementwalk, move, go, run, jump
- public transitbus, train, subway, metro, tram
- digital maps3D map, coordinates, map pins, zoom levels, GPS map
- nautical navigationnautical charts, navigation charts, marine charts, shipping routes, sea charts
- Transit termstraffic flow, congestion, bottlenecks, traffic volume, passenger traffic
- human traffickinghuman trafficking, trafficking, traffickers, trafficking victims, victims
transit routesmeandering
Following a winding course
drifting · roaming · free roaming · wandering · getting lost
transit routesride-sharing
Joint vehicle transportation
rideshare · private jets · private roads · walking · driveways