Okla. Stat. tit. 21, § 21-1902: Definitions

As used in the Bus Passenger Safety Act:

1. “Bus” means a vehicle designed to carry passengers that is

part of a network of passenger vehicles for use by the public,

running on a regular schedule of routes, times, and fares;

2. “Bus transportation company” or “company” means any person

or governmental entity providing for-hire transport to passengers or

cargo by rolling stock transit vehicles upon the roads, streets,

highways, public or dedicated rights-of-way, and turnpikes of this

state;

3. “Deadly or dangerous weapon” includes all weapons listed in

Section 1287 of this title, and any other weapon capable of

inflicting serious bodily injury, except for a weapon carried for

lawful self-defense in compliance under the Oklahoma Self-Defense

Act;

4. “Passenger” means any person served by the bus

transportation company;

5. “Rolling stock transit vehicles” include buses, vans, cars,

railcars, locomotives, trolley cars, ferry boats, and vehicles used

for transporting the public; and

6. “Terminal” means a bus station, stop, platform, or depot or

any facility operated or leased by or operated on behalf of a bus

transportation company. This term shall include a reasonable area

immediately adjacent to any designated stop along the route traveled

by any rolling stock transit vehicle operated by a bus

transportation company and parking lots or parking areas adjacent to

a terminal.