In plain English
It is a travel ticket meant to cover a single day's worth of trips. During that day, it lets a person make as many journeys on the transport service as needed.
In context
Here, "day pass" labels the fare product that provides unlimited travel on the transport service for one day.
- Situation
- Using rail, bus, metro, ride, and local-transit tickets and service updates
- What it communicates
- labels a fare product for day-based travel validity.
Meaning limits
The term itself does not say when that one-day period starts or ends.
Examples
“On Saturday, Maya bought a day pass and took the tram across town three times.”
“At the station, the clerk sold her a day pass for the buses.”