Sentence examples for accessible by transit from inspiring English sources

The towers also have the advantage of being located near the city centre and major avenues, making them accessible by transit.

Public transit: The site is not readily accessible by public transit.

Usually walkable and often made more accessible by mass transit, cities can keep costs (and stress) low.

Apple built a $5 billion campus that, for all its splendor, is not readily accessible by mass transit.

In 2000, Britain began a comprehensive effort to reform planning, to discourage car use by requiring that new development be accessible by public transit.

By bus, train or tram, the Weinsteins and the Stines agreed that the Devils' next home should be plenty accessible by mass transit, and near a good place to eat.

The Second Avenue subway will eventually make it more accessible by mass transit, and the massive Midtown East rezoning — when and if finally approved — will probably result in new office buildings.

–Recruit customers in restaurants not accessible by public transit.

For the fourth year running, the City by the Bay is offering visitors a chance to engage with eco-friendly light installations across the city, all easily accessible by public transit, and all free of charge.

Both dense downtowns and urban green spaces are accessible by public transit and bike.

In its new version, the bill, authored by Senate leader Darrell Steinberg (D-Sacramento), would make it easier to build mixed-use and commercial projects in areas accessible by rapid transit.