Sentence examples for recent transport from inspiring English sources

It doesn't connect with other recent transport investments such as the Eurostar station at St Pancras and, somewhat bizarrely, Terminal 5 at Heathrow.

The recent transport bill contains some $24 billion-worth of pure pork including $231m for a "bridge to nowhere" in Alaska.

Yes, it had a business case, but it's still an expensive system to run, and the customer experience is far from perfect," he told recent Transport Ticketing 2012 event in London.

Tell that to Chris Grayling, the Conservative transport secretary, who is set to be the most politically motivated of recent transport ministers, and seems to be spending most of his time playing with trains.

Network Rail chairman Peter Hendy, charged with reviewing in detail what its engineers can achieve for its £38.5bn budget, said at a recent transport conference: "We're discovering that some of it is pretty badly built.

A bicycle rental scheme conceived by Mr Livingstone, implemented by Mr Johnson is just the most eye-catching of the city's recent transport improvements.There is a cultural divide, too.

A recent transport-policy document was careful to make no references to a national road-pricing scheme.

Pepy's comments, in a presentation at a recent London transport conference, came as airlines dismissed claims by the transport secretary, Lord Adonis, that high-speed rail should replace domestic air travel in the UK.

However, following the most recent consultation, Transport for London (TfL) is reassessing the option of a new bridge.

In recent months, transport companies as well as customers from the automotive industry in Japan, Europe and America have committed to using Wunder technology.

In Germany, the most recent comprehensive transport policy program of the federal government was published in the year 2000, followed by several sector specific programs.