Sentence examples for drive passenger from inspiring English sources

Transport Focus chief executive Anthony Smith said: "Punctuality and crowding drive passenger views of the railway.

In order to drive passenger buses, Chariot operators need to have Class B licenses.

M.A.G chief executive Charlie Cornish said the agreement was a "positive first step" in its plans to work with existing and future airlines to "drive passenger growth".

Last year a group of 20 workers who drive passenger carts at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport sued Prospect.

There were charging stations and each company provided representatives to drive passengers in the cars and explain the charging procedures.

Four of the ten men are permitted to drive passengers down the run, and Donna Fox is one of them.

This phenomenon, of course, can drive passengers to the brink of madness, but it is done for safety.

"He just didn't feel he was safe enough to drive passengers; he was a little unsure of himself," Mr. Wissak said.

This anxiety may well drive passengers to use their cellphones to maintain links to some familiar person until the last possible minute, and the airlines have yielded -- albeit haphazardly -- to that desire.

Indeed, the low-cost airlines that use Stansted speak of unnecessary extravagance, worrying that higher landing fees will dent their profits as well as drive passengers away.Michael O'Leary, chief executive of Ryanair, is openly critical of BAA's alleged profligacy.

Airlines make no secret of their wish to drive passengers to their own sites, to eliminate commissions paid to travel agents, to lower the cost of maintaining their reservations systems and, if possible, lower or to eliminate the cost of bookings made through global reservations systems like Amadeus, Galileo, Sabre and Worldspan.