"organized transportation" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to transportation that has been planned and arranged in advance, often for a specific event or purpose. Example: We will provide organized transportation for all participants of the conference, with buses departing from the hotel lobby at 8am sharp.
The killing centres to which the handicapped were transported were the antecedents of the extermination camps, and their organized transportation foreshadowed mass deportation.
A concert that draws thousands of people to an island needs to be well organized: transportation, security, equipment, food.
"Here's a chance to use my energy as a vet and as a Native American," said Robin Gage, 60, a former member of the California National Guard who organized transportation for the California veterans.
At Herrick's direction, businessmen devised a way to allow U.S. citizens to draw on funds in France, established a fund for those in-need, organized transportation home, and planned how to protect U.S. property and nationals.
These are nurses from California who have organized transportation from protesters from around the country, and they were given permission and then denied because the city thought it was getting too complicated, aka they realized a shit-ton of people were coming from all over the place to protest.
During this time, van Hoëvell was able to move the proposed meeting place from a private residence to the central hall of De Harmonie, the club house of the Batavian citizen's society, and he organized transportation for whoever wished to come, including his own congregation.
A Russian Embassy spokesman in Berlin said diplomats helped Russian organizations and Jewish community groups in far-flung cities and towns organize transportation to polling places.
Sharygina spent weeks trying to organize transportation away from the site of the march, and failed.
The Sand Castle did not have backup generators to keep crucial services running, and the staff did not organize transportation to shelters for residents.
Joseph Coughlin, director of the MIT AgeLab, said that Uber, the ride-sharing service, could provide a creative way to organize transportation for older relatives.
Father Pavone spoke by telephone from Aberdeen, S.D., where he said he was meeting with dozens of priests and nuns to teach them how to organize transportation to take parishioners to the polls.
