The phrase "available to transit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that is ready or accessible for transportation or movement from one place to another.
Example: "The goods are now available to transit to the distribution center."
Alternatives: "ready for shipment" or "prepared for transport".
When the Urban Mass Transit Act of 1964 was passed, Omaha's private transit companies were not able to apply for federal subsidies available to public transit operators.
That data was not only available to Google Transit, but also to anyone else who wanted to build with it.
During the reconstruction of the Mount Eden and 167th Street stations, free shuttle buses will be made available to commuters, transit officials said.
Vibration control provisions available to the transit designer include (among others) precision straightened rail, ballast mats, floating slabs and very soft direct fixation fasteners, in addition to rail grinding, wheel truing, and continuous welded rail.
Car Crush SP!, by Paulo Muggler, re-interprets Candy Crush to explore the "diversity of technological solutions" available to improve transit problems. .
Another, "Car Crush SP!," by Paulo Muggler, reinterprets that modern classic, "Candy Crush," in the context of the "diversity of technological solutions" available to improve transit problems.
Instead, they are a result of two seemingly paradoxical trends: greater ridership but limits on the money available to improve the transit system.
Bus service is currently the only mode of public transit available to the public in London, with no ground light rail or rapid transit networks like those used in other Canadian cities.
Metro Rail also will be linked with the Busway, extending the number of miles of separated guideway available to our citizens for transit use.
