enter / exit / leave -- board a car, or pocket zones
Three jobs share these verbs: climb into a parked car, drive into a town from the atlas while still aboard, or walk into a pocket zone from an overland gateway.
How you play (cars)
1. enter <vehicle> -- board a parked car here (enter car for yours).
2. leave -- climb out (preferred). exit car does the same.
3. While aboard: n/s/e/w moves the car; drive / atlas for America hubs (you arrive still aboard -- help vehicles).
Not the same: exits lists doors in this room. It does not climb out of a car or leave a pocket zone.
How you play (drive into a zone while aboard)
1. enter <zone> -- drive into Lebanon, the bunker, … and stay aboard.
2. exit -- at the zone mouth, drive back to America (stay aboard).
Elsewhere aboard, exit reminds you to type leave.
How you play (pocket zones on foot)
1. enter <zonename> -- from an overland gateway.
2. exit -- only from the pocket mouth you entered.
Bare enter (no car match) lists nearby zone names. Nested indoor doors when you are not aboard still use in / out.
See also: help vehicles | help walk | help bunker | help overland