In uk.transport.london message , Sun,
8 Feb 2009 23:16:38, Andrew Heenan posted:
"Tom Anderson" :
airside
We have to come up with a better term for this!
I think i've seen fare-paid used in this way, but it's not as snappy.
How about railside?
Trainside expresses the essence of it. Railside and trackside seem
better suited to the land between the tracks and the fences which is used
only for the placement of railway accessories.
You're right that trackside is already taken. Trainside makes sense.
Analogy to the aviation term would suggest steelside!

Tocside - no room for confusion.

That sounds like one half of a pendulum clock.

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