Commissioned by two private commercial organizations, the plan provided a rational transportation-based blueprint for urban growth, notably in the central area.
We need the proper incentives for conservation and noncentralized power generation through tidal, geothermal, wind, solar, fuel-cell, hybrid, energy-efficient and "smart" technologies, along with "green buildings," smart growth and rational public transportation systems.
"The city made a perfectly rational decision that transportation flights are more beneficial to the community as a whole than sightseeing flights," he wrote.
"If we are going to think in any kind of rational way about transportation, then we have to go back to the idea of building out from the center cities," said Valerie Moore O'Keeffe, the supervisor of Mamaroneck.
This task, which must be undertaken as if it were a war emergency, could be helped by definite efforts to raise the values of agricultural products, by preventing the growing loss, through foreclosure, of American small homes, and by the rational planning of transportation, communications and other public utilities.
The literature on transport engineering and economics deals with transportation planning mostly as a rational process based on the formulation and comparison of alternative options.
I offered rational reasons -- easy access to public transportation, walking is good exercise and so forth -- and kept saying I would renew it.
Here, we are back with the question of how mobility is organised: there is likely to be a shift towards more considered and more rational use of the different modes of transportation.
The rational design of the nanostructure could improve the transportation of electrons/ions and effectively alleviate volume changes of Fe2O3 during the electrochemical cycling.
Rational gasoline taxing would provide dollars to improve alternative transportation while boosting hybrid and electric sales more than subsidies do.
