The phrase "and commuters in the" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics related to transportation, travel, or urban planning, particularly in reference to people who travel regularly, especially to work.
Example: "The new transportation policy aims to improve the experience of commuters in the city."
Alternatives: "and travelers in the" or "and passengers in the".
So taxpayers and commuters in the UK are paying for rail users on the continent to enjoy lower fares and better services.
So taxpayers and commuters in the UK are paying for rail users on the continent to enjoy lower fares and better services.
Saeed has long been a target of Delhi which holds the militant leader responsible for the 2008 November 2008 attacks on luxury hotels, a Jewish centre, tourists and commuters in the Indian commercial capital, in which 166 people were killed.
Shoppers and commuters in the city have mixed feelings about the development.
Two self-driving buses have rolled out on to the public roads of Helsinki, Finland, alongside traffic and commuters, in one of the first trials of its kind.
"Hey, guys, I don't want money," he announced to his seated friends and the commuters in the car who were still unaware of what was about to take place.
Cradling a sewing machine and a blank accordion book crafted of tarlatane and paper, Berriolo bundled herself into the far end of a subway car, peering out at the masses of tired, end-of-day workers and commuters encased in the silent carriage.
Stubborn rail switches froze, stalling subways in the city and commuter trains in the suburbs and contributing to a derailment in New Jersey.
Sonu lives with his mother in a Sikh temple and seeks alms and food from commuters in the neighbourhood.
For once, the summer term ended on good news, with cross-party support for the decision to electrify the Great Western line rail line all the way to Swansea and commuter lines in the South Wales Valleys and the Vale of Glamorgan.
Despite the growing tangle of cargo craft, pleasure boats and commuter vessels in the busiest harbor on the East Coast, Coast Guard and New York City police officials say the waters here have remained remarkably safe.
