Sentence examples for commuting benefits from inspiring English sources
An exploratory factor analysis distilled the indicators of the latent constructs of the socio-ecological framework into factors, which reflect physical environment challenges and opportunities perceived at the neighbourhood and metropolitan scales; influence of significant others; perceived status symbol of the bike; and perceived commuting benefits of bicycling.
Meanwhile, poor Mr. Filler, who helped usher in the age of pretax commuting benefits, can't benefit from them anymore.
Commuting tax benefits only get better for them, while the deal for those who take trains or buses will get worse.
The applications that I use before, during and after my Uber commute benefit from being tightly coupled with Uber, and vice versa.
They house offices as well as residences, so they complicate our conception of commuting without the collateral benefit of reducing traffic and pollution.
Then, in December, he retired again, telling The Staten Island Advance that at the age of 76, he saw no benefit in commuting from Whitestone, Queens, early in the morning to make as little as $2.50 a shine.
"oBike strongly believes and is committed to provide [sic] dock-less bicycle sharing service that would benefit users' commuting and Singapore's transportation system, however it is with regret that the new regulation measures do not favour this belief of ours," the company said in a statement that posted to Facebook.
The greater activity and convenience will benefit public space and commuting.
However, the apparent benefits of workplace sharing for commuting times and CO2 emissions from transport can be negated by organizational structure and corporate culture.
"It's just people out on bikes aware of the health benefits - fighting obesity, fighting depression, commuting to work," adds the Cycling Ulster secretary.
