Sentence examples for fleets of trains from inspiring English sources

Gene Russianoff, a lawyer for the Straphangers Campaign, a riders' advocacy group, said that "the cost, sometimes, is obviously huge inconvenience to passengers," and that repair projects of this kind often highlighted the transit authority's lack of large enough fleets of trains on many lines to take up slack during service changes.

Pritchard et al. [2] provided an illustrative example of this potential: a large set of energy metering data was combined with train timetables and geographical (GIS) databases of network topology in order to compare the energy consumption of fleets of trains on different routes.

The DfT has looked to ensure new franchises drive down costs, and staffing is an obvious target – driver-only operation, enabled further on new fleets of train, could do that.

South West Trains (SWT) has previously announced plans for a new fleet of trains to be introduced.

We call upon the Pennsylvania to start a fleet of trains, nine to Chicago and one back to offset it.

LU has recently taken the maintenance of the Jubilee fleet of trains back under our direct control.

But Wang admits his soft-spot is for China's old-fashioned fleet of trains, of which some Mao-era models are facing extinction.

By late next year, they are expected to replace the city's oldest fleet of trains, known as the Redbirds, which have been operating since the 1950's.

A spokesman said that the Redbird test "worked out well," but that it did not make sense to retrofit a fleet of trains destined for the Atlantic Ocean.

WASHINGTON — Amtrak rolled out three new locomotives on Monday, the first step in the railroad's plan to modernize its aging fleet of trains.

Officials said at the time that customers would not see easier-to-clean seats until 2018, when the transit agency's new fleet of trains arrived.