The phrase "a direct ride" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a journey or transportation that goes straight to a destination without any stops or detours.
Example: "We took a direct ride to the airport, which saved us a lot of time."
Alternatives: "a straight trip" or "a non-stop journey".
From Kings Park, on a different line, a direct ride takes an hour and seven minutes, but most trains require a transfer and take longer.
Some worried about the steep, failure-prone escalators that lead to the island's subway station on the F line, its only other form of mass transit offering a direct ride to Manhattan.
And some projections about how many L.I.R.R. riders would take advantage of a direct ride to Lower Manhattan through downtown Brooklyn have indicated that no more than 15,000 passengers a day would use it during peak periods.
Now I would be even happier if we could start talking about extending one of the subway lines at Yankee Stadium to benefit us New Jersey-based Yankee fans as much as the No. 7 line would benefit Mets fans with a direct ride to Citi Field.
Unlike AirTrain, it is a direct ride and is $17, $8.50 for seniors.
This floor's main attractions, however, are the three elevators that serve as a direct ride to the Main Observatory.
According to Mr. Horn, the company has purchased a fleet of 11-passenger stretch limousines that it says will offer a "more comfortable, more direct" ride to the airport than its competitors.
A direct train ride takes about seven hours.
The 8 08 a.m. train from the eastern terminus of the Port Washington line is a direct 36-minute ride to Penn Station.
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Geeta Mohan (pictured, seated left), a teacher from Kerala, is delighted to ride a direct train home from her school, which is thousands of kilometres away in Bhutan.
