Sentence examples for increased commuting from inspiring English sources

Tim Yeo, its chairman, is concerned that new homes are not near transport hubs and have few employment opportunities, so leading to increased commuting.

He blamed television, the internet and increased commuting times, among other things, and found that lacking those social bonds makes us less happy and shortens our lives.

She will seek to bolster the green credentials of the towns after they were criticised in May by the Campaign to Protect Rural England for potentially increasing car dependency through increased commuting distance.

It concluded that for households relocated further away, the increased commuting distances wiped out the housing benefits of the program and that beneficiaries were better off with the more limited housing improvement provided by the in situ intervention.

Until zero-emission vehicles are universal, land-use planning that favors sprawl and increased commuting distances, coupled with poor public transit options, places greater dependence on vehicle travel.

This resulted in interference with continuity of care, increased commuting time for both surgeons and medical residents and increased reliance on house staff (with whom surgeons spent less time and are thus less familiar with the limits of their skills) [ 114].

That option would increase commuting flexibility, but would only be feasible if all the buses in one region are fitted with racks.

Up to 10 new towns promised in England might also increase commuting unless enough jobs are created within them, said Rebecca Willis, an environmental researcher and vice-chair of the UK Sustainable Development Commission, a watchdog which reports to No 10.

Of the main issues cited that create L.A.'s chart-topping commuter stress are increased commute times, incessant start-stop traffic (noted to be the most frustrating part of commuting and especially bad in Los Angeles), increased levels of stress and anger, and a noticeable increase in aggressive and rude drivers.

We focus on the happiness we'd get from a bigger house – only to find, once we've moved, that the misery of the increased commute outweighs the benefits.

He also traces out large-scale ramifications for the electricity industry, as home solar storage systems for car charging help solve the problem of peak demand; increased commute distances made possible by autonomous cars that drive faster and fender-to-fender; and huge shifts in the public transit sector as on-demand autonomous vehicles break down boundaries between cars, taxis, and buses.