Commuter (noun)

1. A person who travels some distance to work on a regular basis, typically by train, bus, or car.
2. A mode of transportation designed for commuters.

Origin:

From latin commutare ('to change completely'), from com- ('altogether') + mutare ('to change').

Examples:

1. The commuter train was delayed by ten minutes.
2. The company offers a shuttle service for its commuters.
3. The city has invested in commuter cycling infrastructure.