"convenient transport" is a perfectly correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it whenever you need to refer to transport that is easy to use and comfortable. For example: "The city's convenient transport makes it easy to get around."
Airlines provide convenient transport but also release greenhouse gases.
Packaging, the technology and art of preparing a commodity for convenient transport, storage, and sale.
Given the density of the town and convenient transport to and from the mountain, you can do without a rental car.
People complain about getting a sore nether region from bicycle seats, so it's unlikely anyone would put up with liquefying their skin in the name of convenient transport.
Meanwhile, Shosholoza Meyl's state-run, luridly coloured and highly functional Trans-Karoo completes the slightly shorter route from Johannesburg, a far more convenient transport hub than Pretoria from where the other two trains depart, for a mere £40, berth included.
Cue a statement from Paul Murphy, Partner at Northzone: "European cities are uniquely placed to benefit from access to low-carbon, accessible and convenient transport, thanks to their high population density and political commitment to lower carbon emissions.
Shipping is cheaper and more convenient than transport by rail.
Only later Hong [16] demonstrated that national investors value market size when making location decisions, whereas foreign investors emphasize cheap labor and convenient airway transport.
Large firms' headquarters metropolitan area 2004 2005 static analysis Hong 2007 National investors when make location decision value market size while foreign ones emphasize cheap labor and convenient airway transport.
