Sentence examples for overcrowded commuter from inspiring English sources

Diverting cash from rural railways to overcrowded commuter ones may be good for economic growth, but it will provoke howls from those who see the railways as a social service some of them voters in marginal constituencies.

Debate raged in India on Wednesday over whether Mr. Borge had committed suicide, had been pushed or was yet another accidental victim of Mumbai's overcrowded commuter trains, which kill an average of 10 people a day.

To more people than you might think, a good day is one when you get a seat on an overcrowded commuter train that arrives when the timetable says it will.

As far as trains were concerned, there was a need for more capacity – but this was largely on overcrowded commuter lines around big cities such as London, Bristol and Manchester.

Gov. James E. McGreevey appointed the president of Amtrak as executive director of New Jersey Transit yesterday, saying his immediate goal would be to resolve the problem of overcrowded commuter trains in the nation's third-largest public transit agency.

The sharp rise in taxes, which began under Nicolas Sarkozy, the previous president, as part of an effort to reduce the government's budget deficit, is all the more resented at a time when the French are no longer convinced that their public services underperforming state schools, overcrowded commuter trains are so much better than those that cost less in other countries.

Thameslink is one of the most overcrowded London commuter routes.

Tens of thousands of commuters were left stranded on trains, while platforms quickly became overcrowded with homebound commuters.

The room is overcrowded, completely overcrowded".

"Hard pressed commuters on overcrowded carriages have been hit with fare rises of up to 33% since 2010 and no end is in sight for the antiquated Pacer trains that David Cameron promised to replace.

But I suspect many of their readers – particularly those reading their papers while jammed up against a fellow commuter on an overcrowded, overpriced train – might be more receptive.