Sentence examples for creating transportation from inspiring English sources
So while we admire Mr. Tata's business and engineering acumen in creating the Nano, we ardently wish that he would focus his talents elsewhere: creating transportation that is both affordable and doesn't emit ever more greenhouse gases.
Or, in other places, there may be really great social participation and an engaged community, but access to services is difficult, so creating transportation networks and systems is going to be important.
This year, strikes against a freeze on public sector wages created transportation chaos and forced a temporary closure of schools and hospitals.
This year, strikes against a freeze on public sector wages created transportation chaos and forced a temporary closing of schools and hospitals.
I was drawn by the history of New York's canal system, a 19th-century accomplishment of brute force that created transportation for people and goods.
The vehicles were an option in the poll, mostly because Edison himself spent considerable time and effort trying to create transportation that was powered by electricity.
In order to create transportation polycultures, alternative modes of transportation must be available and users must perceive them as feasible alternatives to the car.
Similarly, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority has made moves toward an integrated regional system by using MetroCards to link bus and subway service and, more recently, forming the Capital Construction Company, whose goal is to create transportation hubs and increase mass-transit service in the New York City area.
"The rapid growth of Google and LinkedIn and the other companies has created transportation needs, and we have to figure out a way to use the wealth that's been accumulated by those companies to pay to address those needs," Siegel says.
A key objective of the new initiative is to not only help cities create transportation and policy best practices when planning for self-driving technology, but to also address economic and social concerns.
Brookline has explored limiting the program in order to avoid a property tax increase, and funding cuts have created transportation issues for METCO high school students in Belmont.
