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Passengers and freight can transit through transport terminals, which act as an interface between different types of transportation. Points of intersection between maritime or aviation and land transportation systems can be found at ports and airports.

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The passenger terminal coordinates arrivals and departures, pick-up and drop-offs, transfers of integrated transport modes, and transportation supervision. According to the Department of Communications (1996), terminal operations can primarily be regarded from 3 terminal-related elements, specifically in the form of
1. Passengers

Passengers use the terminal to wait comfortably, transition between modes of transportation easily, and access services and information (bay, space for waiting, information boards, restrooms, parking facilities, and others).
2. Government
As a flow operator for public transport, the terminal serves the government by managing and planning traffic in order to organize it and prevent congestion.
3. Public Transport Operators
The purpose of the terminal for public transportation providers is to organise services for operating public transportation, provide rest areas, and provide information about your public transportation and base facilities.

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An area of a seaport used for the loading and unloading of cargo or people, In other terms, it resembles a checkpoint where commodities, cargo, or persons are unloaded. The task of receiving and storing goods that have been sent from all over the world falls to port terminals. Before they are delivered to their destination, they additionally transform these things into completed commodities or raw materials.

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An airport terminal is a structure where travelers change from their mode of ground transportation to the areas where they can board and deplane planes. Inside the terminal, passengers will purchase tickets and then move their luggage through security. Buildings that provide access to airplanes (through gates) are usually called concourses. However, the terms "terminal" and "concourse" are sometimes used interchangeably, depending on the configuration of the airport.

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A bus terminal, also known as a terminus, is where a bus route begins or ends and where vehicles stop to turn or reverse and wait before continuing their return journey. Also, it is where people get in and out of vehicles. In addition, it often offers a practical location from which services can be managed. Bus stations and terminals are important elements in the operation of bus services. Design and location affect the efficiency of the transport system and the impact on other road users.