Sentence examples for majority of transit from inspiring English sources

"The fare increase will affect the majority of transit riders in Connecticut, but not all of them," said David Lee, general manager of CT Transit.

By 2020, we expect a majority of transit buses sold in the U.S. to be electric, and we expect the availability of highly efficient, low cost, zero emissions, and quiet electric buses to lead to a renaissance of urban transit in the United States.

The area of Swaythling is home to Ford's Southampton Assembly Plant, where the majority of their Transit models are manufactured.

Scenes of black car hordes taking over north Brooklyn and Manhattan come April is a common fear; a broad majority of the transit advocates and residents VICE has spoken with for this project voiced worry that the residents who can afford it will simply hop into for-hire vehicles each day, thus plugging up what will desperately need to be seamless thoroughfares.

Is there, from your perspective, a way to get that bill passed in Albany -- Posted by Aaron Bigma A Like a large majority of environmental and transit groups in the downstate region, the Straphangers Campaign supported congestion pricing.

The majority of studies on transit theft focus on known offences at busy stations at peak times, in other words above ground theft.

From the graph, we observe that the vast majority of original motifs transited to only three motifs, which we believe are the best candidates of reference motifs for SRSF1 proteins.

At the time, the majority of passengers using public transit in Montgomery were African-American.

This speed filter excludes the majority of vessels in rapid transit between hauling stations [25].

I'm one of the majority of train commuters (on New Jersey Transit) who has a cellphone, so I can phone home or the office to say I'll be late.

Transit stations have also been acknowledged as a good example of 'risky facilities' (Clarke and Eck 2005, Felson and Boba,2010) as the majority of crimes that occur at transit stations are concentrated at a small proportion of stations; the so called 80/20 rule.