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Slang tagged with "transport" groups entries that share a theme, platform, tone, or use case. Treat the tag as a discovery label rather than proof of a single origin, universal meaning, or verified popularity.
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Taxi fare; also often used to mean a shared taxi or minibus.
A commercial bus or minibus used for public transportation.
A request for a taxi/okada to take you directly to your destination (not a shared ride).
A commuter electric train (often used for short-distance suburban travel).
Car; vehicle (general term).
Mumbai/Kolkata suburban train network (used to refer to the train itself).
The last train or bus of the night.
A fixed-route minibus or share-taxi (very common public transport).
To travel by taxi or auto-rickshaw using the fare meter, rather than a negotiated flat rate.
A dilapidated, large, commercial bus (often overloaded).
Motorcycle taxi (very common form of transport).
A motorized auto-rickshaw (a common form of local transport).
A service like Uber or Lyft where you share a ride with others or pay for a short ride.
Car (standard, but widely used informally).
Taxi (from English "taxi," widely used for any cab).
Underground public transportation (equivalent to UK "tube" or "underground").
The London Underground rail network (subway).
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