Sentence examples for give commuters from inspiring English sources

Most American cities, except for the larger ones, give commuters no choice but to drive.

Sunday; a strike then would give commuters and others a day's breather to map strategy.

Trade unions were at King's Cross station on Friday to give commuters special tickets showing how rail fares have risen.

Redo the pier, they reasoned, and you'll help ferryboat operators give commuters a reason to get out off the road.

"With train fares set to rise four times faster than wages in the next year, ministers should think again and give commuters a break".

Town Sports also owns clubs close to Penn Station and Grand Central Terminal to give commuters the option of exercising before they catch the train.

As if that were not bad enough, Tsuyoshi Hondou, a physicist at Tohoku University in Japan, published a paper in 2002 that gave commuters yet another reason to feel uncomfortable.

Mr. Lyons said NuRide also gave commuters the opportunity to accumulate points for their rides that can be redeemed for gift certificates from retailers like Brookstone and XM Satellite Radio.

Portland's UBMobilePDX, for example, gives commuters a range of options, including public transit, parking lots, biking and walking routes, and services for sharing rides, cars and bikes.

The study and state transportation officials credit a series of improvements, including a $5 million program dedicated to moving wrecked tractor-trailers from freeways and an online system that gives commuters a quick read on traffic jams.

Until last Christmas, a high-speed train would travel at half pace along the old line at the bottom of the cliffs, giving commuters a direct fast link to Folkestone and the capital via HS1's tracks.