Sentence examples for relieving transit from inspiring English sources

Both projects are vital to relieving transit congestion in the city.

If one lets one's imagination soar a little, one can envision service extending north, sharing the Amtrak cut, to serve 42nd Street and the major Penn Yards developments in the West 60's, relieving transit congestion, about which critics of those projects have a legitimate concern.

"It's not only a benefit in terms of relieving society from transit traffic, but the much, much bigger benefit would be that everyone can use it and that people can get to their destination five times quicker, basically a five times increase of their daily radius of life.

Another giveaway is the number of trips that the cash custodian makes from the van to the bank: they are only insured to carry a certain amount per trip, mainly due to the high volume of game bastards who make their livelihood relieving cash-in-transit guards of their burdens like me and my little firm.

In May 2006, the motorway extended 6.35 km east to Sveti Kuzam, forming the eastern arm of Rijeka bypass, relieving that part of the city from the transit traffic.

Rather than relieving congestion, the mantra is giving people "transportation choices" in the form of expensive rail transit.

Rail transit with large capacity and high efficiency is an important way of relieving the ground traffic pressure.

New York Central was relieved when the city's transit development made it possible to discontinue the stops.

While Dannon did not admit any wrongdoing — standard procedure in such cases — the F.T.C. prohibited it from marketing Activia to relieve temporary irregularity or improve "transit time" unless it also says to consume three servings a day.

Most New Yorkers, including most transit workers, were relieved on Dec. 16 at word that a tentative agreement had been reached between the Metropolitan Transportation Authority and Local 100 of the Transport Workers Union.

New ring roads, mass transit and bridges may eventually relieve the chronic traffic jams.