Use 'pull in' to describe a vehicle reaching a destination, not people walking.

Vehicle Arrival

Commonly used for trains, buses, or cars arriving at a stop or destination.

Travel Context

Often used in business to talk about strategies that attract customers or viewers.

Implies an effective method or feature that brings in more people or interest.

Refers to the amount of money someone earns, often used informally.

Highlights the degree or impressiveness of earnings or revenue.

Used when a vehicle moves off the road to stop; important for learner drivers.

Often used in situations where police instruct a driver to stop by the road.

Expresses being dragged into a situation unwillingly or unexpectedly.

Can reflect the social pressure one feels to join in something they'd rather avoid.