pysäkkikohtaisia

Pysäkkikohtaisia is a Finnish term that translates to "stop-specific" or "per stop." It is most commonly used in the context of public transportation, particularly bus and tram services. When referring to something as pysäkkikohtaisia, it means that a particular characteristic, rule, or service applies only to a specific bus stop or tram stop, and not to others within the same route or system.

This concept can encompass various aspects of public transport. For example, a stop might have pysäkkikohtaisia information displays, meaning that the digital screens at that particular stop show real-time arrival information relevant only to that location. Similarly, there could be pysäkkikohtaisia ticketing machines, meaning that ticket vendors are only available at certain designated stops. Rules regarding boarding or alighting might also be pysäkkikohtaisia, such as a stop where only certain types of passengers are permitted to board due to its proximity to a specific facility.

The term emphasizes the localized nature of certain provisions within a larger public transport network. Understanding the pysäkkikohtaisia aspects of a journey can help passengers navigate the system more effectively and be aware of any unique conditions at their boarding or alighting points. It highlights the granular level at which public transport services can be managed and communicated.