Sentence examples for efficient commute from inspiring English sources

How is one supposed to plan the safest, most efficient commute in New York City when one relies solely on the subway system but receives no details about delays?

Ferry service will help take pressure off of already-overcrowded subway lines and offer a sustainable, efficient commute to New Yorkers in all five boroughs.

By tapping into Google Transit, the program can also suggest the most efficient commuting routes (less time in traffic translates into fewer carbon emissions) and in some locales like San Francisco it offers carpooling information.

In a region where the most efficient way to commute is by train, the bus can be cozier, more personal.

His team developed software that for the first time can mine the record of geo-tagged data from travelers' mobile devices to provide a close approximation of mobility patterns in cities. Fully developed, this technology could aid both traffic control and planning to keep pace with changes in transportation habits resulting in a much more efficient and enjoyable commute for all of us.

"We believe buses are the most space efficient way to commute and we have added a technology layer on to them to build what could become a template for smart cities in India and abroad".

For species that utilise high-speed and aerodynamically efficient flight during commuting and foraging, riblets should reduce the skin friction drag of the head and body by up to 10%.

This comparative advantage is attenuated once the rich have access to a car, which provides a more efficient way of commuting.

We will see cities' use of space and people's travel habits change dramatically over the next decade, enabled by changes to vehicle sizes and the addition of intelligent routing, breaking down car travel into everything from package-delivering drones (think Amazon Prime Air or Starship), to micro-buses making commutes efficient and cheap, to intelligent, tiny, easy-to-use single-person rideables.

A bike is the most efficient choice for my commute.

This expectation, he said, was based on the fact that lower income Americans often drive older, less fuel-efficient cars and frequently commute long distances to work to access lower cost housing.