The phrase "a shuttle ride" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a journey taken on a shuttle, typically for transportation between locations such as an airport and a hotel or between different parts of a campus.
Example: "After landing at the airport, we took a shuttle ride to our hotel downtown."
Alternatives: "a shuttle trip" or "a shuttle journey."
The PATH train was a shuttle ride away.
Her commute, which includes a shuttle ride to the PATH train, is now 33 minutes door to door.
A shuttle ride is the last leg of Michelle Schwartz's lengthy morning journey to her job as a brand manager at Philips Domestic Appliances and Personal Care, which recently moved in Stamford to 1600 Summer Street from Washington Boulevard.
Offering two nights of lodging, the $143 price $1322 for club members) also includes two breakfasts, two dinners, a shuttle ride and a 2006 edition of the AMC Field Guide to the New England Alpine Summits (www.outdoors.org).org
Last month Cerealart, a Philadelphia concern that develops and produces artists' multiples, introduced three of Martin & Muñoz's snow globes in an edition of 750 and took them to Art Basel Miami Beach, and P.P.O.W. also showed the couple's work at the Pulse Contemporary Art Fair, a shuttle ride away in Miami.
At the Glentress bike centre near Peebles in the Scottish borders, for instance, the Hub runs night riding on Wednesdays for part of the year, offering dinner in the cafe, hire of top-notch lights, and a shuttle ride to the top of the trail.
Las Vegas Sands had created its own ferry service, Cotai Waterjets, which dropped gamblers at a dock just a short shuttle ride from its casinos.
Scientists could opt out of some lectures and take a tour of RHIC, which sometimes resembled a Disney World shuttle ride.
For instance, parking garages next to the terminals would be removed, and a new terminal just for checking baggage would be built a short shuttle ride away from the existing terminals.
"Giorni" is across the Benjamin Franklin Parkway in the museum's Perelman Building, a short shuttle ride away.
Fortunately, it's also a popular shuttle ride, which means we parked at The Canyons Base Area, the ride's terminus, and got a lift up to Guardsman Pass (9,700').
