"border transit" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to the process of crossing a border (such as from one country to another), or the various points along a border where such crossings occur. For example: "We took border transit at the border crossing from Mexico to the United States."
The Bordernow.com service and the toll-free number were stopped on March 31 because word of the improved border transit times had finally trickled down.
While other countries were quick to curb travel to affected areas, the United States -- with drastically greater exposure, including border transit by an average of 230,000 vehicles every day -- has left its border with Mexico open.
The EU may have made border transit delays a thing of the past, but English hauliers have had almost all their European work taken from them by eastern European hauliers, operating under EU rules, who have cut prices to an absurdly low level and driven firms from wealthier countries out of business.
Casino Windsor, which is operated by two American gambling giants, the Hilton Hotels Corporation and Park Place Entertainment, worked with the city to organize a Web site, Bordernow.com, and a toll-free phone line to provide updates every half-hour on border transit times.
Migrants could still apply for asylum in Hungary at two border transit zones, he added.
While we reduce the NTBs by the time cost of border transit, this may not entirely capture the NTB reducing effect of the TFA.
This paper presents a multiagent based multimodal simulation model to evaluate the capacity and performance of a cross-border transit facility.
Cross-border transit facilities constitute major public investment, and thus must serve the long-term needs of the communities, such as providing access to schools and businesses, contributing to a shared regional culture and lifestyle, fostering international trade, and supporting jobs for the region's residents.
But Democrats have won some Republican support in Congress for worthy spending programs to increase production of vaccinations for smallpox, help local public safety agencies and improve security at borders, transit systems, nuclear facilities, dams and other sensitive parts of the infrastructure.
In a recent Congressional field hearing, Nogales customs broker Terry Shannon Jr. noted that despite the importance of the economic activity along the border, a lack of proper staffing at the ports of entry has led to long wait times that discourage cross-border transit.
Areas of interest: Medical anthropology Migration Embodiment Gender Perspectives of care Borders and transit zones Global health inequality Immigration Policy Ethnographic methods Mexico Latin America U.S. Heather Wurtz has maintained a long-standing interest in global health, gender and sexuality, and political economy.
