Sentence examples for rail subway from inspiring English sources

PAGE A13 HEIGHTENED SECURITY -- In the United States, officials elevated the alert for the nation's rail, subway and bus systems.

The site, a private venture financed partly by Grand Central Holdings, a New York venture capital company, gathers public information about rail, subway and ferry services from Boston to Northern Virginia, including Amtrak, and includes a daily service-alert feature on the home page.

In this context rail subway systems are especially desirable as they are based on electric trains, are energetically/environmentally efficient, and help relieve surface traffic congestion.

For instance, San Francisco has had continuous rail transit service for several generations, and its light rail operates in coordination with multiple layers that include the BART heavy rail subway, CalTrains commuter rail, cable cars, and a huge bus system.

The MTA's network of rail, subway and bridges stretches from Long Island's East End to the Hudson Valley and up the Connecticut coast.

A public works project here in Los Angeles, as outlined in LA Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa's 30/10 plan to build three decades' worth of mass transit projects in a decade, and smaller projects in the 80 other cities across the country looking to expand their light rail, subway, and bus systems, is an excellent start.

On top of a slew of equally large projects in high-speed rail, subways, ports and other amenities, Istanbul is also seen as a leading contender to secure the 2020 Olympic Games.

What's the quickest way?" And then, you'll have what I think of as transportation hubs, where you'll have high-speed rail, subways, buses, private cars, taxis, bicycles, Segways.

And when it comes to burning fossil fuels to transport ourselves, we must cease using the internal combustion engine and instruct our auto/transportation companies to rehire our skilled workforce and build mass transit (clean buses, light rail, subways, bullet trains, etc).

Use other transportation options than just roads, try using elevated rail, subways and monorails.

Mass transport (rapid bus transport, rails, subways, trams), when adequately planned and implemented, has the potential to alleviate congestion and pollution, and can particularly benefit the poor, who rely most on these means of transport to commute to work.