Transit
What one ride cost the load that took it.
The counterpart of FleetTransportResult for a load that boarded rather than posted, and it decomposes the same way so that the two are comparable: a wait, then a ride. There is no waitForAssignment term, and its absence is the whole difference between the two paradigms -- nobody decided that a vehicle would come, so there is no interval during which that decision was pending.
Parameters
joining the line at the origin stop until being set down
joining the line until aboard. At an interchange this is the connection time, which is why a transfer needs no machinery of its own: a rider whose process rides, then rides again, reports the connection as the second ride's wait
aboard until set down
the stop it boarded at
where it was set down
which vehicle carried it
how many vehicles served the origin stop while it waited and left it standing, for want of room. The per-rider counterpart of the stop's NumPassedByFull, and the thing a capacity study is usually about