PD 856 - CHAPTER IX: REST AREAS, BUS TERMINALS, BUS STOPS, AND SERVICE STATIONS

Building

An edifice designed to stand more or less permanently for use as dwelling, shelter, or storehouse.

Bus Stop

A common place for the stopover or buses located along the highways of regular routes for transport in long travel.

Bus Terminal / Bus Station

A passenger station and a place for the final stopover.

Overcrowding

The convergence of a large number of persons or motor vehicles closely accommodated together or adjacent to each other without order.

Nuisance

Anything that injures health or produce discomfort to the community.

Rest Area

A facility located at a strategic point along the national highways or route of the traveling public is provided with a parking space, restaurant, or snack bars.

Service Facilities

Part of a bus terminal/bus stations that refer to the sanitary facilities, washing bays, parking areas and repair stations.

Service Stations

Also known as gasoline station - where service for motor vehicle may be obtained such as fuel, oil, water, air for tires, greasing and repair.

Waiting Area

A designated place for passengers located inside the bus terminals.

Waiting Shed

A designated place for commuting passengers located along the highway that can accommodate a minimum of 30 passengers.