pysähdyksillä

Pysähdyksillä is a Finnish term that translates to "with stops" in English. It is commonly used in the context of public transportation, particularly in urban areas where buses and trams operate. Pysähdyksillä refers to the service where vehicles make stops at designated stations or points along their route, allowing passengers to board and alight. This service is typically offered during peak hours or on specific routes to accommodate higher demand and ensure better accessibility for passengers.

The term is often used in contrast to "non-stop" or "express" services, where vehicles do not make stops and travel directly from one point to another. Pysähdyksillä services are designed to provide convenience and flexibility for passengers, especially those who need to travel to specific locations rather than just the final destination.

In Finnish public transportation, pysähdyksillä services are an essential component of the system, helping to balance the need for efficient, high-frequency service with the demand for convenient, door-to-door travel. The implementation of pysähdyksillä services can vary depending on the city and the specific routes, but they are generally well-received by passengers for their reliability and accessibility.