Sentence examples for shuttle transportation from inspiring English sources
Shuttle transportation will also be provided to the Vernon Boulevard-Jackson Avenue subway station.
Mather residents can also take advantage of 24-hour concierge services, valet parking, shuttle transportation and a nearby Metro station.
Moberly, who had been an intelligence officer in the Air Force before joining the F.B.I., recognized the abbreviations: "O.V.," for Orbital Vehicle; "S.T.S.," for shuttle transportation system.
A number of private companies also provide shuttle transportation from the San Francisco and San Jose airports, and taxis serve the Stanford campus from both locations.
An east-west ferry service for Long Island Sound, shuttle transportation to connect points of interest to the Long Island Rail Road and a "regional destination" experience center in Calverton are some of the proposals advocated by the planning commission.
And the Cinnaminson Republican Club had so many people eager sign up that the Republican municipal chairman, Richard Stroebel, decided to register the club as a corporate team, giving club members shuttle transportation to various volunteer posts, plus on-site training.
Mobility Allowance Shuttle Transit is a transportation concept that merges the flexibility of Demand Responsive Transit systems with the low cost operability of fixed-route bus systems.
Open image in new window Fig. 4 Histogram for COOP's shuttle train transportation time deviations.
All three resorts within the park operate on a shared lift ticket (Ski Big 3) with central reservations, interchangeable rental gear, and free shuttle bus transportation.
It is only about 45 minutes from the airport to Park City, most of it on highway, and because you will probably not need a car - unless you are also planning to ski other Salt Lake area resorts - there are a wide variety of shuttle and transportation companies.
With real estate prices near tech epicenters rising, businesses are providing shuttles and transportation for their employees who are forced to live far away from the offices.
