"shared travel" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a mode of transportation where two or more people are traveling together, typically to save money or reduce their carbon footprint. Example: "The company's new sustainability initiative encourages employees to opt for shared travel options, such as carpooling or taking public transportation, when commuting to work."
With other fans, she shared travel costs and squeezed into cheap hotel rooms.
One British female, thought to be living in IS territory as a wife of a jihadist, has shared travel tips and a packing guide for others planning their own journey.
In this paper the problem of determination of the rules coordinating access of the vehicles to the shared travel route intervals, ensuring the collision-free and deadlock-free execution of the repetitive processes was reduced to determination of the sufficient conditions.
Shuttle provides fixed-fare shared travel along a designated route – yes, like a bus – with pre-defined pickups and drop-offs.
While the company's original vision was to give people better travel recommendations and visual inspiration, which the iPad app achieves through trusted friends' recommendations via their shared travel photos, that didn't really pan out, explains Jetpac CEO Julian Green.
With the updated iPad app, JetPac introduces "Atlas," a list of cities where your friends have been, as well as a list of friends who have shared travel photos in the past.
The contest is framed by their shared travelling backgrounds, and thus fits easily into the "gypsy" fighting stereotype.
We cherish our 40 year friendship with you and your beautiful Barbara, our shared travels and the family gatherings.
Sharing travel experiences with other passengers at meals in the dining car added to this transcontinental adventure.
Post-departure class to meet during the Spring term session to share travel experiences with poster session and lectures.
There will be more of them this fall, and they'll be sharing travel space with construction workers.
