The phrase "rapid transportation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a form of transportation that is more efficient and/or faster than other forms of transportation. Example: The development of rapid transportation systems, such as high-speed rail, has allowed people to quickly and efficiently travel long distances.
Helicopter transport has both the logistical advantage of rapid transportation over large distances as well as the provision of advanced skills via a specialized care team.
The p-glycoprotein (p-gp), multidrug resistance protein, and the breast cancer resistance protein (BCRP) are members of the ATP binding cassette transporter family of proteins that is responsible for rapid transportation of drug across the cell membrane that regulates both uptake and efflux [ 215].
The whole hierarchical structure forms a conductive network, which ensures rapid transportation of electrons.
These protests are reminiscent of those held after a Bay Area Rapid Transportation (Bart) officer killed unarmed 22-year-old Oscar Grant in 2009.
To report an experience with large-scale rapid transportation of hospitalized children, highlighting elements applicable to a disaster event.
In a global economy which boasts rapid transportation, high-speed communication, and accessible markets—one would expect location to diminish in importance.
There have also been attempts to replace the car by developing personal rapid transit – a transportation mode that utilises new techniques to offer flexible transportation services [ 21].
the eligible project will be operated and maintained by employees of an existing provider of fixed guideway or bus rapid transit public transportation in the service area of the project, or if none exists, by employees of an existing public transportation provider in the service area.
Jakarta is one of the world's few major cities without a rapid-transportation system, and unlike, say, New York, which also began as a Dutch settlement, it does not have a street grid.
The town runs its own municipal transit agency, Huntington Area Rapid Transit, providing bus transportation for $1.25 to the village and Walt Whitman Mall, Northport and Cold Spring Harbor.
This study investigates public preferences toward design and environmental aesthetic attributes of an automated transportation system Personal Rapid Transit (PRT) in an urban setting.
