Loppupysäke

Loppupysäke is a Finnish term that translates to "final stop" or "terminal stop" in English. It is commonly used in public transportation contexts, such as buses, trams, and trains, to denote the very last destination on a route. Passengers who are traveling to the end of a line will disembark at the loppupysäke.

The term can also be used metaphorically to refer to the ultimate conclusion or endpoint of something. For example, a project or a phase of life could be described as having reached its loppupysäke. In this figurative sense, it signifies the cessation or completion of an activity or process.

In practical terms, the loppupysäke is usually a well-marked location, often a designated terminus where vehicles will either turn around or remain until their next scheduled departure. Information regarding the loppupysäke is typically displayed on route maps, digital signage, and announced by drivers or conductors to ensure passengers are aware of their final destination. Understanding the loppupysäke is crucial for travelers to avoid overshooting their intended stop or to plan their journey effectively.