shuttle

noun

A bus, train, or other vehicle that travels regularly back and forth between fixed points.

Example sentences

“A free shuttle runs between the airport and the hotel every half hour.”
“The campus shuttle stops outside the library every fifteen minutes.”

Commonly used as a modifier: 'shuttle bus', 'shuttle service', 'airport shuttle'.

Related words

ferryTo carry people or goods back and forth across a river, strait, or other stretch of water by boat.gondolaA long, narrow boat with raised ends, moved along with a single oar, and traditionally used on the canals of Venice.transitThe movement of people or goods from one place to another, especially by public transportation; also, the vehicles that carry them.canoeA light, narrow boat that one or more people move through the water using paddles with a single blade.migrateTo move from one area to another at regular times, often with the changing seasons.kayakA small, narrow boat with a closed deck and an opening for the paddler, who sits inside and moves it with a paddle that has a blade at each end.