A season-ticket-holder.
1874. Old commuters along the line.—F. Bret Harte, ‘Guild’s Signal.’ (N.E.D.)
1909. [As the ice-cased vessel] lay in her dock, she attracted attention from the commuters of a railroad line, whose ferry slip adjoined.—N.Y. Ev. Post, Jan. 28.
1910. The commuter, the man who has been lured from a Manhattan apartment to a suburban house and lot. His first purchase is a lawn-mower, his second a hen and a clutch of eggs for her to set on.—Id., Feb. 21.
