IPA: /ˈfɛrˌbɑks/
KK: /ˈfɛrˌbɑks/
A container where passengers put their money for bus fares.
Passengers must pay their fare into the farebox before boarding the bus.
Farebox → The word is formed from "fare" (from Old English *fara*, meaning journey or travel) and "box" (from Old English *box*, meaning a container). A farebox is a container used to collect fares for journeys, particularly in public transportation.
Think of a 'journey' ('fare') that requires payment, and a 'container' ('box') that holds that payment. This helps you remember that a farebox is where you put money for your travel.