Animals die in transit routinely; if there's a malfunction in the hold (temperature, pressurization), then all bets are off.
The number of vaccinated children encountered should be routinely recorded by transit teams and may provide a useful, inexpensive alternative mechanism to assess program coverage.
Instead, the Russians released the videos and photographs of Mr. Fogle's assortment of props, which also included two pairs of sunglasses, a pocketknife and a protective sleeve made to shield information held on the electronic chips now routinely imprinted on passports, transit passes and identification cards.
The nation's other crucial transportation needs -- like highways, aviation and mass transit -- are all routinely financed, without a Congressional debate every year on their continued existence.
This result supports findings of Rosenberg and colleagues [ 36] who reported correlations between land use mix-access (which is a scale of 6 items on access of stores, places and transit stops, parking opportunities, and walking barriers) and routinely walking to shops and routinely walking to parks in adolescents.
Joseph Leader, the subway's chief of operations, said the plan would create safer conditions for transit workers, who would not have to routinely dodge trains while working on active tracks.
During study enrollment, regional recruitment centers were not routinely performing screening and intake, necessitating most recruits to transit through KMTC.
The federal transportation bill, which used to be routinely renewed every six years, has become a battleground as Republicans try to cut spending on public transit.
Typically, it is brandished by mass-transit partisans or stubborn slow-growthers and routinely rejected by the road lobby (pave, baby, pave!), right-tilting think tanks and, if you pose the question at rush hour, at least, the average driver.
Defence Secretary Philip Hammond, said: "Recent events have increased awareness of Russian military activity, but we have always routinely intercepted, identified and escorted Russian air and naval assets that transit international airspace and waters within the UK's 'area of interest'.
