The phrase "a transit pass" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a ticket or card that allows a person to use public transportation services.
Example: "I need to buy a transit pass for the subway to get to work every day."
Alternatives: "public transport ticket" or "transportation card".
Not only did he serve as weekend tour guide, but he even presented me with a transit pass and a local cellphone to make things easier.
The package includes meals in hotel restaurants, tips and taxes, tennis, nonmotorized water sports and a transit pass for the island's pink buses or its ferries.
"We were the first in Western Canada to offer a transit pass for all students, and we've seen a major shift in travel patterns and a reduction of cars on campus," he said.
But with a room in a dilapidated three-story apartment complex, a transit pass, a monthly income of 800 euros (about $1,100), and a chance to keep playing ball while seeing Europe, McKeon said he has everything he needs.
The two exceptions were boys thought to be past 16, the age when a parent is usually required: Mr. Wise, who was 16, and Mr. Salaam, who was 15, but had a transit pass showing his age as 16.
Bills: Cordy Glenn, guard-tackle, Georgia Six-Word Scouting Report: Bulldozers drive Glenn, not vice versa Stengths: Size, strength, orneriness Weaknesses: Technique Now, this is what a football player is supposed to look like: hulking, menacing, shoulders you need a transit pass to get around.
He walks to work, shopping and entertainment and the convenient location allows him to forgo a 126-dollar-a-month transit pass.
The city opened one of the country's first "protected intersections" for bikers last month and is experimenting with a cheap transit pass.
Transportation Sloth $250 might seem like a lot of money to spend on a unlimited monthly transit pass, when you have a perfectly convenient car.
He spends a laborious 15 minutes at a corner information kiosk determining whether his readers might save a euro buying a full-day transit pass as opposed to individual trolley tickets.
It didn't matter because the busy Central Station tourist office issued me a 24-hour transit pass, museum entrance and hotel booking at the Residence le Coin, a modest hotel on New Doelen Street owned by the nearby University of Amsterdam.
