Sentence examples for mainstream transportation from inspiring English sources

While Lexus caters to the rich and Toyota sates the masses' appetite for mainstream transportation, Scion is supposed to tap into a contingent of young buyers with short money and a penchant for the funky.

But the bill also includes potentially hefty funding for mainstream transportation researchers.

Over the past two decades, carsharing has become a mainstream transportation mode for over a million users worldwide.

Today's news from Indonesia, coupled with a recent development in the Philippines where the government is working on a framework from ride-sharing service regulation and some progress in China, shows that the company and the industry itself is beginning to make headway as it seeks to become a legitimate and mainstream transportation service.

It is counterintuitive that Paris, the host city of the Tour de France finish line, was ever not a bicycling capital, but until it got a bike-share program - and an expanded network of bike lanes - cycling was not a mainstream mode of transportation there.

If there is one thing that unites New Yorkers who see bikes as a menace with others who view them as a mainstream form of urban transportation, it is a mutual disdain for the lawbreaking cyclist.

It's the essence of modern American architecture, landscape, transportation, communications, and mainstream political philosophy.

At the moment, the mainstream of the change in transportation appears rather as a substitution within in the boundaries of the fossil-fueled world than as transformation in the sense of a fundamental change.

Over the course of five years, ridesharing services have expanded rapidly, moving these services from the periphery of transportation options to a mainstream means of getting around.

The transportation form has become so mainstream, it's no longer a question whether or not to use it.

"Ideally it would have been in a very high-trafficked area," he said, "preferably outside the West Chelsea gallery district, which is inaccessible to public transportation and inaccessible to a mainstream audience".