Sentence examples for class transit from inspiring English sources

But my longing for lines lost is more than just nostalgia; having grown up at the end of the auto-only era, I have watched with enthusiasm as my long-held belief that public transit was first class transit be confirmed as more and more cities realized that the current auto dominance is un-workable and has greatly wounded many US cities.

It is also blessed with world-class transit ports.

That is a stark contrast with the previous chairman, Jay H. Walder, a reform-minded technocrat considered a world-class transit steward.

Barcelona has a world-class transit system (1.25 euros a ride), but also very reasonable taxis, with crosstown fares usually less than 10 euros.

Today 800,000 private cars are owned by less than 12% of the city state's population and as a result most people use Singapore's world-class transit system.

The choice, Mr. Schlickman said, is between a "world-class transit system" and an economic downturn that, he predicted, a hobbled transit system would most likely bring about.

Montgomery County is considering actual BRT with dedicated lanes, and it's a good idea — as long as officials stick to their guns and really give the buses dedicated lanes and other features of world-class transit systems.

The choice between New Yorkers paying their fair share for a world-class transit system and selling sponsorships to multinational corporations is clear.

Class I transit peptides contain a hydrophobic transmembrane domain in the transit peptide before the predicted start of the mature protein, whereas class II peptides lack such a domain in the transit peptide.

We must enact structural reforms to improve MUNI service, ensure we have right leadership in place at SFMTA, and provide the revenue support needed to deliver a world class public transit system.

However, transmembrane helices that may indicate class I transit peptides in dinoflagellates [51] were not predicted.