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Request stop
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arrêt à la demande, demande d'arrêt
a type of public transport where passengers must signal the driver if they want the vehicle to stop at a particular point along the route
What is a "request stop"?
A request stop is a bus stop where passengers can ask the driver to stop, rather than having a scheduled stop at that location. This means that a bus will only stop at a request stop if someone on board wants to get off, or if a waiting passenger signals the driver to board. Request stops are often located in less busy areas or along routes with fewer passengers. They help ensure that buses only stop when needed, making the journey more efficient.
Example
On some rural bus routes, passengers have to signal the driver for a request stop at smaller villages.
Passengers should signal clearly at request stops to ensure the vehicle stops for them.
The train only stops at request stops when passengers indicate they need to get on or off.
Exemple
On some rural bus routes, passengers have to signal the driver for a request stop at smaller villages.
Passengers should signal clearly at request stops to ensure the vehicle stops for them.
The train only stops at request stops when passengers indicate they need to get on or off.
Tourists might find request stops confusing since they have to notify the driver to stop.
Request stops help buses and trains stick to schedules in less populated areas.
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