"adequate transportation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to transportation of people, goods, and services that are sufficient or sufficient for a given purpose. For example: "The city has already developed an adequate transportation system which meets the needs of its citizens."
Even today, these cars can provide adequate transportation in urban areas.
El Salvador has adequate transportation facilities except in some of the more remote areas.
The southeastern rainforest has some valuable species of tropical hardwoods, but forestry generally is hampered by the lack of adequate transportation.
That hope rests on several factors, including the state of the economy, the interest the next mayor takes in the yard, and the yard's success in furnishing its tenants with adequate transportation.
Many small towns survive around the east and northeast coast that were once obliged to be self-contained in consumer industries and burghal institutions because they lacked adequate transportation systems.
"Due to the rain, snow and frost, plus increased winter use of coal and electricity and the peak travel season, the job of ensuring coal, electricity and oil supplies and adequate transportation has become quite severe," Prime Minister Wen Jiabao said in a statement issued late Sunday.
Those prices inflict painful choices -- especially in cities without adequate public transportation and in small towns and suburbs where long distances make driving a necessity.
But for the poor, mounting fuel prices and heating bills inflict painful choices, especially in cities without adequate public transportation and in small towns and suburbs where distances make driving a necessity.
For many, the most pressing issues facing Staten Island were the high tolls, terrible traffic and lack of adequate public transportation, all topics the mayoral candidates have addressed, but ones that few Staten Islanders believed would actually be remedied.
