The phrase "alternative transport" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing different modes of transportation that are not the conventional options, such as cars or buses.
Example: "Many cities are promoting alternative transport options like cycling and walking to reduce traffic congestion."
Alternatives: "alternative transportation" or "non-traditional transport".
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Workers are building alternative transport systems for the Olympics.
"Many of London's rail passengers, particularly commuters, have no practical alternative transport options.
"We're putting alternative transport in place between Ashford, Canterbury & Ramsgate and will make sure everyone gets home this evening".
Hackney has the highest rate of cycling in London – a reflection of its changing demographics but also its diverse population and, until recently, a lack of alternative transport.
"We have tried to provide alternative transport, but that's difficult today because obviously the road networks are also being affected by the weather".
It helped supply dry clothes, swiftly arranged alternative transport home for its employees and even organised a locksmith for those who had left keys in abandoned luggage.
Some local caravans still survive in the absence of alternative transport, and certain others because of some particular appeal or advantage.
No, ever since the animal-rights people picketed my Lapland hideaway I've been looking for alternative transport, and when Mrs Christmas and I... Oh, sod it.
With this in mind, here are some useful maps of alternative transport, to help you navigate your way around the capital without the tube.
TFL have so far focussed their Olympic planning on encouraging commuters to work from home or seek alternative transport methods during the Games.
