Sentence examples for cutting journey from inspiring English sources

The airports they fly from are often less congested and closer to city centres, cutting journey times.

Transpennine electrification is scheduled to finish in 2022, allowing six trains an hour and cutting journey times by 15 minutes.

Passengers will be able to take the 'night tube' on Fridays and Saturday, hopefully cutting journey times by 20 minutes, according to TfL.

It will be, Brown says, a very important moment, cutting journey times and improving both punctuality and connections north of London.

Though many parts of the Andean highlands remain poor, the arrival of paved roads is cutting journey times, and some farmers there have joined the export boom with artichokes and herbs.

The report from Transport for the North – the new body of combined authorities – proposes cutting journey times with high-speed railways, new road connections, and Oyster-style smartcards and simpler fares throughout the region.

The spending watchdog also said issues related to cutting journeys on buses and the London Underground by non-Games users by an average of 13% a day - rising to 30% on peak days - still had to be resolved.

It has also improved the road network, cutting the journey time by several hours, and recruited another 15 doctors.

Twice as many trains could run from Milton Keynes or Berhamstead to the capital, cutting some journey times by a third.

By 2045 maglev trains are expected to cover the 410km between Tokyo and Osaka in one hour and seven minutes, cutting the journey time in half.

This design will shorten train times between London and Liverpool, which protested at being left off the map, as well as substantially cutting the journey time to Scotland.