The phrase "a direct transit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a straightforward or non-stop journey or movement from one place to another.
Example: "The new train service offers a direct transit from the city center to the airport, making travel much more convenient."
Alternatives: "a direct route" or "a non-stop journey".
B12 Mayor Unveils Downtown Plans Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg offered his vision of the future of Lower Manhattan: a collection of neighborhoods stitched together by large parks and pedestrian walkways, with a direct mass transit link to John F. Kennedy airport via a $4 billion tunnel under the East River.
B1 Transit Links Seen as Crucial The rebuilding of Lower Manhattan requires making direct transit links to Kennedy and Newark airports, burying West Street and erecting a major transportation center, a group of business officials say in a paper to be released identifying what it calls essential transportation projects.
No other direct transit link with Manhattan exists, and the half-hour ferry ride cements the separateness.
The passes would be designed to make the direct transit of goods and people between Kaliningrad and the rest of Russia "as easy as possible".
Cities like London were difficult, he said, because direct transit is harder and people are less likely to engage with strangers.
The exceptions are if the condition occurs within the United States, and the most accessible hospital is across the border with Mexico or Canada, or if you are in direct transit to the continental United States from Alaska.
However, owing to the electronic transition of angular momentum selection rules (Δl = ± 1), the transition between these levels is forbidden; thus, the electrons occupied at B 2p or S 3p states will direct transit to the CB bottom (Zr 4d orbitals), producing well-spatially separated electron-hole pairs.
Garcetti traveled to Washington, D.C., this week to drum up federal support for a direct mass-transit link to Los Angeles International Airport and for two Metro projects, the Downtown Regional Connector and the Subway to the Sea.
Last May, the Department of Homeland Security directed transit, commuter and inter-city passenger rail systems to remove trash cans at certain locations or to use bomb-resistant or clear plastic containers.
