Sentence examples for fair transit from inspiring English sources

Ms Cox added: "We tend to see an increase in the number of unauthorised camps at this time of year, so have arranged for the Great Dorset Steam Fair transit site to open on 21 August, more than a week before the event, and travellers will be directed to that site".

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We all want and deserve a working infrastructure, good schools, secure borders, safe air and water, reliable mass transit, fair and reasonable healthcare, and cleaner energy.

Critics of the new system concede that the old one may not be completely fair to the transit agency because there are many factors beyond its control: passengers who hold doors or who become sick, trucks blocking bus lanes.

Those destined for the briny depths are the brightly painted so-called redbirds introduced in 1962 in anticipation of the 1964 World's Fair, said Albert O'Leary, a transit spokesman.

Let's demand open and fair operations at our transit agencies.

The higher the tumor blood flow was with either ASL sequence, the shorter was the arterial transit time (ITS-FAIR, r=−0.56; Q2TIPS, r=−0.57).

The choice between New Yorkers paying their fair share for a world-class transit system and selling sponsorships to multinational corporations is clear.

Giving outer-borough neighborhoods a fair share of police services, mass-transit improvements and renovated schools and parks would allow working families to live comfortably in their own city, while giving those who want to move here more options.

New Jersey's River Line affirms that some fair proportion of Americans align themselves with transit strategies designed to amend the stratification which historically shapes their day-to-day lives in our metropolises.

Two years ago, Fair Fares was a pipe dream amongst transit advocates.