Sentence examples for commuter numbers from inspiring English sources

That has been compounded by a drop in commuter numbers.

This means that the government's hope of significantly increasing commuter numbers between Manchester and Leeds is only realistic if wages rise in accordance.

"We wanted bridges that were north of Stamford, because the commuter numbers we have passing under them are way above 50,000," Ms. Heiss said.

"We're well on our way to reaching our goal of getting 12 million passengers on the Thames by 2020," said Andy Thompson, Transport for London's (TfL's) head of London river services, "and TfL demand models suggest river bus commuter numbers could double in the next five years with the right investment in new piers and riverside development delivery".

It worked for a few days and then congestion and commuter numbers crept back up.

If C is unknown, the model can estimate (operatorname{Prob}(mathrm{work}=j|mathrm{home}=i)), but not absolute commuter numbers.

In cities like Houston, Nashville, Salt Lake City, and Charlotte, N.C., commuters in growing numbers are taking advantage of new bus and train lines built or expanded in the last few years.

Not only will the third track increase capacity and efficiency for commuters to New York City, especially important as overall ridership is up by four million since recent gas price spikes, but it will also provide greater transit access for reverse and intra-Island commuters whose ridership numbers have grown by 82percent and 399 percent, respectively, from 1998 to 2006.

The answer just arrived from North Carolina: "The surge in gas prices this spring — a 65-cent rise in two months to a record average of $3.92 per gallon for regular on Monday — has driven Triangle commuters in unprecedented numbers to park their cars and board the buses".

About 73% of PT users in Madrid have a monthly or annual flat-rate travel card (in the commuter group this number is even higher).

For publicly funded commuter railroads "this number is staggering," he said.