väliasemissaan

Väliasemissaan is a Finnish term that translates to "in its intermediate stations" or "during its intermediate stops." It is most commonly used in the context of transportation, particularly with trains and buses. When a journey is described as having väliasemissaan, it signifies that the vehicle will make stops at various points along its route before reaching its final destination.

This designation is important for passengers as it indicates potential points for boarding or alighting the vehicle. It also implies that the travel time will be longer than a direct route, as each stop adds to the overall duration of the journey. Timetables and route maps will typically list these intermediate stations, allowing travelers to plan accordingly. The term is a straightforward descriptor of a common operational aspect of public transport systems.