— The value of cash, tickets and pass receipts given by passengers as payment for public transit rides.

— A prepaid farecard or ticket, valid for unlimited riding within certain designated zones for one-month period.

— A fixed location where passengers transfer from one route to another.

— The location of a structure or transit guideway above the surface of the ground (also known as elevated or aerial).

— An area with high population and concentrated activities which generate a large number of trips (e.g., CBD, shopping centers, business or industrial parks, recreational facilities (also known as trip generator).

— To get off a transit vehicle. Plural: “alightings”.

— The horizontal and vertical ground plan of a roadway, railroad, transit route or other facility.

— An administrative distribution of funds, for example, federal funds among the states; used for funds that do not have legislatively mandated distribution formula.

— A liquid or gaseous nonpetroleum fuel, used to power transit vehicles. Usually refers to alcohol fuels, mineral fuels, natural gas, and hydrogen.

— The morning commute period, about two hours, in which the greatest movement of passengers occurs, generally from home to work; the portion of the morning service period where the greatest level of ridership is experienced and service provided.