Sentence examples for for improved transportation from inspiring English sources

During Mr. Chapman's two years heading the Department of Transportation, he was criticized by advocates for improved transportation as frequently not showing up at important meetings and as failing to show leadership on issues like growing traffic congestion, pedestrian safety and the poor condition of New York City streets.

The measured performances can help planners and policy-makers to assess strategies and/or policies for improved transportation mobility and sustainability.

Mr. Shiffman, who has worked with Uprose, said the new proposals for improved transportation and development in Sunset Park, while cast as improving the area and making it more attractive to business and new residents, have only increased the fear of displacement.

Carrickmines Castle is "a prime example of the potential for conflicting interests between our ever-increasing need for improved transportation infrastructure and our equally important obligation to protect our cultural and archaeological heritage, for the greater good of our own and future generations," Mr. De Rossa said.

They also stressed the need for improved transportation and more job creation in the San Fernando Valley, which anchors the northern end of the Yaroslavsky's district.

In Washington, a major challenge for improving transportation is the region's spaghetti bowl of jurisdictional lines.

A fitness trainer told fellow audience members he had ideas for improving transportation, but said he "obviously" could not reveal them, citing patent and copyright reasons.

Thanks to rapid technological developments, Vehicular Ad hoc Networks (VANETs) have been used to provide effective opportunities for enhancing the safety of roads and for improving transportation networks.

They call for the companies to pay 1.5% of fares to a fund for improving transportation; require drivers to register and submit to annual inspections; and bar them from accepting cash or establishing the equivalent of taxi stands.

Time will tell whether keeping Gates was a good idea, but LaHood, a man from a party whose strategy for improving transportation involves more cars, more roads and more gas?

These Olympics will be known, at least for 17 days, for thawing icy relations with North Korea; for improving transportation infrastructure in an underserved part of the country; for delivering a more financially responsible model for the Games without billions spent on white elephants; for returning them to a place where you actually need a parka and gloves in February.