Definition of terms:

Below are the definitions of the key terms related to the design and development of a
modernized cycle rickshaw, also known as a "Pedicab":

1. Public Transportation: A system of transportation available to the general public, typically

operated on established routes and schedules, and designed to transport passengers to their
desired destination.

2. A cycle rickshaw is a small-scale local transport vehicle, usually a tricycle, designed to carry
passengers for hire. It is manually operated by a driver who pedals the vehicle.

3. Traditional Pedicab: A three-wheeled vehicle with a hooded carriage body, balanced on two
wheels. It is manually propelled by a driver who pedals the vehicle and can carry passengers in
the front or back of the carriage.

4. Modernized Pedicab: An updated version of the traditional pedicab, incorporating modern

enhancements and improvements for a more efficient and comfortable passenger experience.

5. Rickshaw pullers are individuals who manually drive a three-wheeled cart, typically carrying
one passenger at a time.

6. Passengers: Individuals who travel in a vehicle without driving or operating it, usually for the
purpose of reaching a specific destination.

7. Socio-economic: pertaining to the social and economic conditions and factors that influence
individuals and communities.

8. Economic Opportunities: The chances and possibilities for individuals to engage in economic
activities, such as employment, entrepreneurship, or income generation.

9. Sustainability is the ability to maintain or support a system or process over time while
minimizing negative impacts on the environment and society.

10. Ergonomics: the study and design of products, systems, and environments that optimize
human well-being and performance by considering factors such as comfort, efficiency, and
safety.

11. Pedal Assist: A system in which an electric motor provides additional power to assist the
rider while pedaling a bicycle or tricycle.
12. Lighting System: A set of lights and related components like head light, tail light amd etc.
used to illuminate the surroundings, enhance visibility, and ensure safety during the operation
of a vehicle or in a specific environment.

13. Travel Time: The duration or period of time required to travel from one location to another.

14. Range: Range refers to the distance that a vehicle can travel on a single charge.

15 Efficiency: effectiveness and economy of energy use in achieving a desired outcome.