lõppkutsumise

Lõppkutsumise, a term derived from Estonian, translates to "final call" or "last call." It is most commonly used in the context of public transportation, specifically in relation to bus or train services. When a lõppkutsumise is announced, it signifies that the vehicle is about to depart and passengers should board immediately. This announcement serves as a final boarding call to ensure that all intending passengers have the opportunity to get on board before the service leaves the station.

The purpose of a lõppkutsumise is to maintain punctuality and efficiency in public transport operations. By alerting passengers that departure is imminent, it helps to prevent delays caused by latecomers. The announcement is typically made by station staff or through an automated public address system. In some cases, it might be accompanied by a visual cue, such as a sign indicating "last call." This practice is common in many countries, though the specific terminology may vary. The underlying principle remains the same: to facilitate a smooth and timely departure of public transport vehicles.