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Keywords:
Conveyance,
Enemy,
Bus,
Travels,
Car
This game is a multi-player on-line persistent 3D game. Players can walk around a realistic city, shooting and entering cars. The aim of the game is to hunt down and kill the enemy covertly. It's a remake of Turbo Esprit, and not unlike GTA.
A traveler by some established conveyance, as a coach, steamboat, railroad train, etc.
Any occupant of a motor vehicle (in or upon the vehicle) who is not the driver.
a person who travels by train or another type of vehicle.
A privately owned car for the sole purpose of personal transportation. Usually the most common vehicle registration class. non-pass refers to all other classes (truck, trailer, motorcycle, taxi and so on).
A person other than the driver travelling in or on a car, truck or bus. Does not include motorcyclists or bicyclists.
an individual who makes a reservation with Dairy Air, or, in some cases, an individual on board a flight operated by Dairy Air
a traveler riding in a vehicle (a boat or bus or car or plane or train etc) who is not operating it
a distraction in this car
a driver's best friend and his worst enemy
a person using an airplane , train , bus or other mode of transport
a person who pays the patron for his own transportation as well as for the transportation of his effects which are not part of the cargo
a "person" whose transportation has been paid for, and a vehicle is a conveyance being used for a commercial purpose
a term broadly used to describe any person who travels in a vehicle, but bears no little or no responsibility for the tasks required for that vehicle to arrive at its destination
Fahrgast: Any person transported by a lift in the car.
A person other than crew which is being transported by a train. Also, is a designation given to any train whose primary consist is people.
A person travelling in a vehicle who is not also operating the flight.
Any rider who pays a fare on a mode of transportation, and thereby has a right to sue for damages for any injuries sustained during that transport, without proof of negligence.
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