Sentence examples for future commuter from inspiring English sources

The Government should start by reforming the discredited way it calculates future commuter fares and get on with introducing part-time and flexible season tickets".

The idea of encouraging residential development near future commuter train stops has gained momentum among policymakers looking for alternatives to suburban sprawl.

A grim reminder of that arrived on Thursday evening, when a patch of sprayed-on concrete plummeted from the ceiling of a future commuter rail tunnel beneath Park Avenue and struck and killed Michael P. O'Brien, 26, who had been working at the site for three weeks.

I was crossing by ferry, considering future commuters.

When we talk about adding a gas tax at a time like today, when gas prices are low, we seem to ignore that in the future, commuters could easily have to pay several more dollars more per gallon.

The future for commuters may be slightly less grim than we think.

Goldman, a Cornell graduate and father of two young children with a third on the way, also is emblematic of the future resident or commuter developers say they hope will be attracted to the new White Flint.

The new terminal project "is crucial to addressing New Jersey's current and future growth in commuter trips across the Hudson River," the state transportation commissioner, James Weinstein, said in a statement.

The mechanisms of ballast degradation and deformation, the need for effective track confinement, understanding of interface behaviour, determining dynamic bearing capacity and use of energy absorbing shock mats and synthetic grids require further insight to improve the existing design guidelines for future high speed commuter and heavier freight trains.

"The alternative to HS2 is not another grand project, it is myriad small, high-return projects that would deliver benefits in the near future: bypasses, flyovers, underpasses, commuter line upgrades, carriage improvements, platform improvements and more... projects that would serve the many rather than the few".

"In the future, more and more commuters will cycle – smiling – past the traffic jams".