Sentence examples for dealing with commuters from inspiring English sources

Daily, New Jersey Transit employees have to deal with an array of extra tasks: dealing with commuters who hand them $100 bills for a $7.85 fare, helping to toss luggage into the overhead racks and taking verbal abuse for train delays.

Brown said the scheme could never deal with commuters from railway hubs like Victoria or Waterloo.

More than two decades of lurching on a city bus, dealing with the occasional unruly commuter, and delivering repeated tutorials in MetroCard swiping and general bus etiquette might drive lesser New Yorkers to distraction.

"Dealing with straphanger groups and commuter groups over the years, and citizens with their complaints — whether it be with unsafe conditions, cleanliness issues, cost of the system, increases in fares — I've become very skeptical of the M.T.A.'s operations".

Necessity being the mother of invention, regular commuters get resourceful at dealing with what fate and other passengers throw their way.

Metrolink officials said they are dealing with the delays and have created a team to visit commuter railroads elsewhere in the U.S. to study how they prevent and cope with late trains.

The challenges posed by dealing with those connections suggest one key difference between the first generation of commuter rail in Los Angeles and the network we are building now.

Dealing with my impatience.

"Dealing with the Active".

Dealing with social expectations.

The European Labour Authority (ELA) would replace, reorganise, or cooperate with existing structures dealing with information for individuals and employers, mediate between national labour authorities and social security bodies, and gather viable data on posted workers and commuters.