NAME · MAP PIN · ENTRANCE · REPORTING TIME
Boarding points
A city name is not enough. A reliable boarding instruction combines a written location with a verified pin and the type of stop.
Full terminal
May provide staffed desks, waiting areas, bays, toilets and luggage handling. Confirm the entrance because large sites can contain several gates.
Simple pickup point
May have no desk, shelter or public facilities. Ask how the vehicle is identified, where passengers should stand and what happens if it is delayed.
Intermediate passenger point
A stop used during the journey. Boarding may be brief, and the vehicle may not wait beyond its operational procedure. It is not automatically a rest stop.
Destination drop-off
Can be a terminal or smaller arrival point. Share the exact pin with anyone meeting you and calculate the onward local journey separately.
Four-part confirmation
- Written location name.
- Current map pin.
- Terminal or pickup-point type.
- Reporting time and visible identification instructions.