Sentence examples for network of buses from inspiring English sources

Today the city is served by a network of buses and a light-rail transit system.

They mastered the South Bay's network of buses and libraries, figured out all the best places to eat.

Public transportation combines a network of buses, both city and regional, with a rail transit system (the Metro) that opened its first stations in 1976.

Metro-North has cobbled together a network of buses and diesel trains, but the service (see map or description) will be slow, infrequent, fragmented and very crowded.

Others say that it has not integrated fully with the city's vast network of buses, which are much cheaper and cover far more ground.

Anything significantly cheaper is likely to be a long way from Hamilton, leaving you less well located for Bermuda's public transport network of buses and ferries.

We also enforce different configurations of the multiplex to capture the heterogeneity observed in the real networks of buses and metros as shown in Fig. 3.

Officials also made what they said was another first-of-its-kind decision, announcing plans to shut down the city's entire transit system Saturday — all 468 subway stations and 840 miles of tracks, and the rest of the nation's largest mass transit network: thousands of buses in the city, as well as the buses and commuter trains that reach from Midtown Manhattan to the suburbs.

London Transport rolled out a whole network of night buses.

He will soon launch the city's first network of express buses.

The idea has flourished in Mexico, where there is an extensive network of intercity buses.