Sentence examples for decent transit from inspiring English sources
Its first decent transit for London peaks at 03:58 BST on Saturday, 20 July, albeit at only 13° in the SE.
From a climate change perspective, we are better off living in an urban area or a suburban area with decent mass transit.
Stephen Eittreim Palo Alto, Calif., Feb. 23 To the Editor: Ben Stein's smart suggestion of a carbon tax would work if America provided its communities with decent mass transit.
But I think there are an awful lot of people in this country who would be devastated by prices that high, especially in places that lack decent mass transit.
Imagine if a candidate strayed from the playbook of the caution-ridden consultants and told West Side diners or Loop L commuters that egg-breaking change was needed in order to deal with the deficit and unfunded pensions, to fight crime or maintain decent mass transit.
Between busses, the SkyTrain, and the SeaBus, the handful of Vancouverites who aren't cycling, longboarding, or rollerblading to work can choose from a decent mix of transit options.
Against heavy odds, Congress may yet produce a decent national transportation bill that would make needed investments in roads, bridges and mass transit without undermining environmental protections or providing handouts to big polluters.
Despite the complaints, Vancouver's transit system is a decent, well-integrated one on which to build, reckons Todd Litman, a transport consultant who has worked for TransLink.
(The M.T.A., as the new N.Y.C. transit chief more or less admitted to the Daily News, seems to be doing a decent job of both, for reasons that have nothing to do with foreign policy).
See elevated transit line; mass transit; subway.
