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What are common phrases for using public transportation in English

Die besten Tipps zum Reisen und Navigieren in Englisch: What are common phrases for using public transportation in English

Here are some common English phrases for using public transportation that cover different situations like buying tickets, asking for directions, and riding the bus or train:

At the bus or train station:

  • Where’s the ticket office?
  • Can I buy a ticket on the bus/train?
  • What time’s the next bus/train to …?
  • How much is a ticket to London?
  • Which platform do I need for …?
  • Where do I change for …?
  • Can I have a timetable, please?
  • How often do buses/trains run to …?

On the bus or train:

  • Does this bus/train stop at …?
  • Could you tell me when we get to …?
  • Could you please stop at …?
  • Is this seat free/taken?
  • Tickets, please.
  • What time do we arrive in …?
  • What’s this stop? / What’s the next stop?
  • This is my stop.
  • I’m getting off here.

Other useful phrases:

  • Mind the gap (on subways, meaning watch your step)
  • All change, please (when changing trains or buses)
  • Please take all your luggage and belongings with you
  • Is there a buffet car on the train?
  • Do you mind if I open the window?

Transportation collocations:

  • Take a bus/train
  • Hail a taxi
  • Get off the bus/train
  • Get out of a car
  • Walk
  • Sit in traffic
  • Take a detour

These phrases and collocations are very helpful when navigating public transport in English-speaking cities, whether riding buses, trains, or taxis.

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