Sentence examples for connect commuters from inspiring English sources

From a floating cyclepath to the Circle Line Travelator, architectural design firms are coming up with ever-more inventive ways to connect commuters to their places of work in London.

Experts say a monorail circling central Jakarta's shopping and business districts will not help because it would not connect commuters in the suburbs.Now, though, Mr Widodo has backed down on the monorail, after pressing the national government to agree to increase its funding commitment for the MRT project to nearly 50%.

Google's new offering piloted in May, according to the WSJ, and uses the Google-owned Waze app to connect commuters for shared carpooling.

The new service uses the Waze app to connect commuters for shared carpooling, and is said to be much, much cheaper than Uber.

Rush hour is what keeps them afloat, and losing that train's greatest purpose to connect commuters to Manhattan every day, by the hundreds of thousands for more than a year could be what drowns them.

We can start with planning for accessible and multifunctional public spaces, connecting commuters with affordable homes and productive work.

The scramble for the Arctic is part of a bigger pattern, a looming resource crunch that connects commuters delayed by stolen power lines to vanishing manhole covers across Europe – a crunch fuelled by severe pressure on key commodities across the world.

Via's platform is also used by Arriva Bus UK, a Deutsche Bahn Company, for a first and last-mile service connecting commuters to a high-speed train station in Kent, U.K. Via hasn't launched scooters yet.

As for the route additions, Lyft is adding a key route between the Caltrain station south of Market and the Financial District, which is a prime candidate for last mile trips connecting commuters from the rest of the Bay Area to their destinations downtown.

While details about specific projects will have to be worked out as it becomes clear how much money is available, officials have begun to talk about a new transit hub and underground concourse connecting commuter rail and subway lines as a given.

On Monday, the last machine, Molina, completed its run beneath the Long Island Rail Road's Main Line in Long Island City, Queens, as part of the so-called East Side Access project, which will connect the commuter rails in Queens to Grand Central Terminal in Manhattan.