Sentence examples for integrated transportation from inspiring English sources

"The United States doesn't really have an integrated transportation plan," said Robert L. Crandall, the former chairman of the AMR Corporation, the parent of American Airlines.

Modern navigation, in short, has to do with a globally integrated transportation system in which each voyage from start to finish is concerned with four basic objectives: staying on course, avoiding collisions, minimizing fuel consumption, and conforming to an established timetable.

But Mr. Douglas said the Khalifa port and Kizad were developed with three principles in mind: having low operating costs, operating in an environment where it is easy to do business, and creating an integrated transportation system that allows for access to global markets.

This paper is concerned with designing an integrated transportation solver for the Vehicle Routing Problem with Time Windows (VRPTW).

The HERE Mobility SDK provides direct access to the Mobility Marketplace so you can build integrated transportation experiences into your application.

This paper discusses major principles applicable to both integrated transportation planning related to accessibility of existing central urban areas and the new town transportation systems.

"There is a complete failure to integrate transportation systems -- that is, all of the cars, trucks, buses and trains that should ideally flow seamlessly and efficiently in your travels," he said.

The intent of the planning is to integrate transportation infrastructure with surrounding land uses and facilities and to provide better accessibility and convenience for rail transit users.

This paper therefore develops a decision support system that integrates transportation, pseudo p-median, forecasting and goal programming models to optimally design networks of grain storage facilities to reduce the transportation cost of respective stakeholders.

In this work, the researchers integrated the transportation model selection with the supplier selection.

Issues such as safety and security, as well as public health in a larger sense, merit to be better integrated in transportation planning and operation.