The phrase "reduce commuting time" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the act of decreasing the amount of time it takes someone to travel to and from work or school. Example: The new transportation system is expected to greatly reduce commuting time for residents, making it easier for them to get to their jobs in the city.
In-car signals based on vehicle-to-vehicle communication could reduce commuting time by 20percentt, say researchers.
"The concourse will alleviate congestion and reduce commuting time as customers will have quicker, more convenient access to platforms," Mr. Fox said.
Malcolm Turnbull is promising an investment-banking style "innovative financing unit" to devise funding deals for multibillion-dollar transport projects as part of a grand plan to reduce commuting time and make Australian cities more liveable.
5. Infrastructure Malcolm Turnbull is promising to establish a $50m "innovative financing unit" to devise funding deals for multibillion-dollar transport projects as part of a grand plan to reduce commuting time and make our cities more liveable.
Results achieved confirmed the notion that tilting technology can reduce commuting time in any given journey.
A 30% reduction in bicycle weight did not reduce commuting time over a distance of 27 miles (43.5 km).
These guys have tested a way of ridding our streets of traffic lights entirely and replacing them with a virtual system instead, saying that their system has the potential to dramatically reduce commuting times.
The bulk of the 331 new schools and 90 new clinics are in these areas, he said, as are the majority of the new highways, which will reduce commuting times for people living in favelas who work in the wealthy southern zone of the city.
We know that optimizing trips to such destinations is a classical reason for relocation, so households move to a preferred neighborhood, closer to friends or to their workplace in order to reduce commuting times.
Developers, they say, want to build up the area for profit and not necessarily to reduce commute time.
Objective To determine whether the author's 20.9 lb (9.5 kg) carbon frame bicycle reduced commuting time compared with his 29.75 lb (13.5 kg) steel frame bicycle.
