Sentence examples for better bus services from inspiring English sources
London's charge brings in around £120m a year, nothing like enough to pay for better bus services.
Some local authorities are doing what they can to integrate better bus services for areas outside city centres even before the bill is passed.
However, McLoughlin skirted the issue of bus franchises when the moderator, Guardian transport correspondent Gwyn Topham, asked what the panelists would do specifically about delivering better bus services outside London.
Others range from strikes to demands for better bus services or the ejection of corrupt officials.Already Mr Simon has acted as a mediator in a conflict over a hydroelectric plant in Cusco, and dispatched officials to Tacna to deal with a violent protest over mining taxes that saw two people killed and costly damage to property.
The result has shown that living in a neighborhood with higher household density, closeness to rail stations, and better bus services are associated with a lesser likelihood to be obese, which implies that people in a well-designed transit-oriented neighborhood tend to use active transportation modes to reach their daily activities and access transit services.
From putting housing in the right location to designing better bus services, planning at city, county and regional levels can and should tackle physical and social deprivation more directly as a core part of housing delivery and growth deals, supported by social services that address local needs.
He also is pushing for improved architecture, better bus service and eventual air-rights development over the Metro stations.
All London's mayor is offering is a better bus service, financed by the £120m net annual revenues expected from the charge.
Bus customers are benefiting from a $5 million investment in Better Bus service upgrades designed to improve reliability in priority corridors, including new limited-stop MetroExtra routes.
Since her nomination in 2013 she and her team have worked with parents to stop cuts for children with disabilities, successfully kept a threatened local nursery open, fought planned closures to GP surgeries, and campaigned for a better bus service.
