Sentence examples for month transport from inspiring English sources

He said that the ban was supported by the Metropolitan police, British Transport police, and London's transport commissioner, Peter Hendy, and that over the next month Transport for London would make the necessary legal changes and consult staff.

Last month, transport groups said a series of capacity-boosting measures announced by Mr Alexander, including 1,000 new carriages by 2014, would leave the network struggling to keep pace with the burgeoning passenger demand for rail travel.

Late last month Transport for London sent shock waves through Uber after announcing it would not be renewing the company's private hire vehicle license to operate in its most important European market — where it claims to have some 3.5 million and around 40,000 drivers.

We analysed these new arrivals in terms of interception month, transport method (air, sea), cargo type (personal effects, shipping container), point of entry/interception, whether the detection occurred at the border or post-border, lizard body size (SVL; both species reach sexual maturity at approximately 35 mm; Wilson and Swan 2010) and whether the lizard was alive when detected.

But last June, Transport Canada, the government transportation ministry, issued a safety bulletin, called an airworthiness directive, describing an icing problem for Q400s built before April 2007.

Uber (just about) won a provisional 15-month transport license earlier this year following an appeal against the city's transportation regulator, Transport for London (TfL) earlier rejected its application.

The ONS said three sectors had been behind the pickup in activity in August: transport, metals, and food and drink.

In January Transport for London recorded 3.2m journeys using mobile devices in six months from July, but Apple has yet to release numbers related to Apple Pay transactions.

Available now Night Tube: The First Weekend On Friday 19 August, Transport for London finally got the 24-hour tube on the rails.

In January, transport ticket seller Trainline agreed to be bought by US private equity group KKR only days after announcing plans to join the London stock market.

In January, Transport for London excluded Wonga and other high cost lenders from its sponsorship deals following bad publicity of Wonga's sponsorship of free travel on New Year's Eve 2010.