Sentence examples for Transit effectiveness from inspiring English sources

They are now officially part of the agency's Transit Effectiveness Project to overhaul the troubled transit system, a plan that has been collecting dust since 2008.

The city has been working on a transit effectiveness project for six years that painstakingly collected data on where people get on and off MUNI, cost millions of dollars and made a series of recommendations that still have yet to be seen through.

With the practical data of Line 5, Line 10 and Yizhuang Line in Beijing rail transit network, the effectiveness of this model and solution method is demonstrated by a series of numerical experiments.

The second (transit supply) is an effectiveness measure of the magnitude of available infrastructures such as stops, or stations over the population or land area of the underlying region.

The effectiveness of transit-based emergency evacuation highly depends on the location of pick-up facilities, resource allocation, and management.

The nature of the post-processing analysis codes themselves also plays a role in the effectiveness of in-transit implementations.

Hence, this study provides empirical support for the effectiveness of encouraging public transit usage as an intervention strategy for obesity.

There is, of course, considerable disagreement about the cost-effectiveness of using rail transit to wean Americans – in Southern California and elsewhere – from their automobiles.

At the macroscale, it examines the commuting pattern to evaluate the effectiveness of the urban rail transit network on the job-housing spatial distribution (Fig. 1).

In the same context, Krizek and Stonebraker [30] described and evaluated four common bicycle and transit integration strategies and assessed their cost-effectiveness.

Transit advocates have long complained that such cost-effectiveness tests have kept many projects from being built — especially light-rail projects, since streetcars are not fast — and made it much harder for transit projects to win federal financing than highway projects.