Creeks and rivers were historically the primary avenue of transportation.
And on the long-distance trails, whether paved or unpaved, you can feel pampered, yes, but you also feel sequestered, shut off from conventional — "real" — avenues of transportation.
The state is drained by the Grijalva (also known as the Tabasco) and Usumacinta rivers, which, with their tributaries, deposit fertile soils in floodplains and act as major avenues of transportation.
A running brook provided hydropower, and the Hudson a ready transportation avenue.
JC Trans is an example of how China's booming international trade and domestic spending spree are opening new avenues in a transportation services industry long dominated by state companies.
Ride-sharing, and eventually driverless cars, could offer new avenues for addressing these transportation issues.
Highways, freeways, and avenues can provide better transportation for Sims, therefore generating more demand for offices and large companies, and thus getting tall buildings.
Transit-oriented development (TOD) has been recognized as an important avenue for creating a green transportation system.
Thermal pyrolysis offers one avenue by which to obtain transportation fuels, and wherein catalysis will undoubtedly play a significant role in both pyrolysis of raw biomass and subsequent upgrading of bio-oils via deoxygenation and carbon chain growth.
Talia Kahn, a real estate broker who owns a condominium at 308 East 72nd Street, a few yards from Second Avenue, was impressed with what the transportation authority had done already to address the dust and noise problems.
