Sentence examples for for increased transit from inspiring English sources

On August 10, Peters announced an additional US$5 million "for Minneapolis", or "the state", "to reimburse Minneapolis for increased transit operations to serve commuters in the wake of last week's bridge collapse".

Economists say a healthy capacity for increased transit manufacturing exists across the state and in the city, including at repair facilities in Coney Island and at the 207th Street Yard in Manhattan (where subway cars were still being made in the early '90s) and potentially amid the vast industrial shells at the Brooklyn Navy Yard.

A day after the Metropolitan Transportation Authority unveiled three proposals for increasing transit fares and tolls at the bridges and tunnels, transit officials and passenger advocates disagreed over who would be hardest hit: subway and bus riders in New York City or railroad commuters from the suburbs.

Moreover, results underline that planning a system of huge "transit villages" is not a sufficient condition for increasing transit demand unless the transit oriented developments are connected among themselves with an effective transit system.

The award for most unfortunate timing by a public agency has to go to the Metropolitan Transportation Authority for the increased transit fares and bridge tolls that went into effect on Thursday.

Thus, it is recommended to facilitate bus services for the purpose of increasing transit ridership and reducing automobile travel.

Any new security framework will also require increased transit fees for the thousands of trucks that supply NATO troops in Afghanistan, a bill that allied officials say could run into the tens of millions of dollars.

However, multislice FAIR imaging presents two major problems: (1) the integrity of selective inversion across all slices is questionable (i.e., the imperfect inversion pulse profile across slices causes significant errors) [ 46], and (2) the multislice FAIR approach introduces an increased transit time delay for those slices farther from the edge of the inversion slice [ 47].

"Increased transit on the Camden line is critical for the region," he said.

In March 2009, he was honored in a front-page story by the Chicago Tribune for winning first-prize in a Chicagoland Chamber of Commerce-sponsored contest to identify ways of increasing transit Chicago transit ridership to 1 billion while reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

Increased transit ridership even means less traffic and decreased road maintenance costs for those of us who do use a car.