Sentence examples for accommodating commuters from inspiring English sources

The busiest rail stations are those accommodating commuters to the western suburbs, but the traveler who wishes to go considerable distances by rail usually leaves from Tokyo station, in Marunouchi, or Ueno station, a couple of miles to the north.

A 415-unit parkingaragege to accommodate commuters will be built into its core.

Cuomo also asked the Trump administration for money to help pay for "creative ways" to accommodate commuters who will be affected by the temporary service cutbacks.

Suburban officials also say they are trying to persuade independent merchants to compete more effectively by staying open later to accommodate commuters or by improving their displays.

Mr. Panesi said that if that number proved to be too many, some might be dropped; adjustments might also be made to the buses' schedules to accommodate commuters.

Businesses had been settling in Midtown since the opening of Grand Central Terminal and Pennsylvania Station, to accommodate commuters from the suburbs.

The railroad added some extra outbound trains to its schedule in the afternoon to accommodate commuters leaving the city early because of the weather, but combined some later rush hour trains to compensate.

But since Sept. 11, the traffic has become overwhelming as ferry operators have added routes to accommodate commuters who can no longer take PATH trains from Lower Manhattan to New Jersey.

The ferry service, a partnership between New York Waterway and Metro-North Railroad, is one of several measures taken by state transportation officials to accommodate commuters and alleviate congestion in this fast-developing region.

The Portal Bridge, a span across the Hackensack River in New Jersey built in 1910 that swings open to accommodate boat traffic, was stuck in the "open" position from 9 20 p.m. to 11 45 p.m. Owned by Amtrak but also accommodating NJ Transit commuter lines, the bridge is the only way for trains like the Acela to get from New York to Washington, D.C.

Harding is an anomaly in an area where development has increased rapidly to accommodate suburban commuters.