Sentence examples for decent transport from inspiring English sources

Borrowing to provide housing or a decent transport system is a good thing and we should say so.

A decent transport infrastructure, first installed by the American banana men half a century ago, helps to speed the hosiery to market.

In the early years, many derided the development as a white elephant, a towering folly looming over London that lacked character and, more importantly, decent transport links.

Britain's north-south divide should be tackled by a government pledge in its new industrial strategy to provide every citizen with decent transport, schools, hospitals and digital access, an expert body says.

With its proximity to the city centre, decent transport and grand Georgian town houses, St Paul's is succumbing to the forces that have transformed the other two areas on the list, Montpelier and Stokes Croft.

They may not be such exciting places to visit but good planning, innovation, attractive public spaces, equality of treatment and decent transport matter more to the people who live there.

The lack of any decent public transport has given rise to these private forms of transport.

So why should we invest in rail as part of a decent public transport network?

But punitive charges will work only if the displaced drivers can switch to a decent public transport system.

It loops round eastern and southern London, parts of the city that have never before had decent public transport.

It would be far better if Kolkata renovated its decent public transport infrastructure, as in Delhi, and built more paths for cyclists.