Sentence examples for reduced commuting from inspiring English sources

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.

This study could not estimate additional and potentially large cost savings for families related to reduced absenteeism (from work or school) and reduced commuting time between their homes and the closest ED.

In 2001, Chicago opened a dedicated busway to McCormick Place, which reduced commuting time to 15 minutes, from about 45 minutes, according to Matthew J. Flanigan, president of the Telecommunications Industry Association.

Because the station links rail lines that were formerly operated independently, it could have a greater effect than the Midtown Direct service that has reduced commuting time and provided a one-seat ride into the city on some lines since 1996.

Would customer satisfaction be increased through increase in ride quality and/or increased speed (reduced commuting time)?

There are also potential financial benefits for the individual because of reduced commuting costs, and for organisations through a reduction in the need for car parking facilities.

The decision, officials said, would help reduce commuting problems on local roads, many of them still unplowed and impassable after nearly two feet of snow.

Many factories in the eastern and southern outskirts of the city have erected apartment buildings to house workers as a way to reduce commuting traffic in the metropolis.

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.

That means, among other things, better public transportation, better public spaces and better housing that encourages dense vertical buildings, which are more energy efficient and make shared services easier to deliver, and more e-learning and e-commerce opportunities that reduce commuting.

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.