Sentence examples for slower commutes from inspiring English sources

Airport employees reported much slower commutes.

This overcrowding doesn't just result in slower commutes; it also slows the city's growth.

Extending outward takes a toll: slow commutes from far-flung suburbs increase fuel consumption and cut productivity.Massive spending on infrastructure has hugely improved connections within and between cities.

The snow led to cancellations of flights and slowed commutes, but it also caused millions of little-known disruptions and delays for many New Yorkers, in ways obvious and not so obvious.

Crumbling roads slow commutes and aging electricity grids make power bills more expensive.

The closings also slowed commuting in the morning at the Bronx-Whitestone and Throgs Neck.

Yet the NRMA keeps its head firmly stuck in the bitumen, claiming it's the construction work on the new roads that's slowing commute times.

But with climate watchdogs reporting that Bangalore reached a record-breaking temperature of 105 degrees Fahrenheit (41 Celsius), Sarma views his hot, slow commute as emblematic of the city and country's struggle to develop its infrastructure while coping with more frequent record-high temperatures.

But opponents -- including several state Assembly members; Mark Green, the city's public advocate; and advocates for riders -- argued that the change would slow the commute for thousands in the Bronx, would do little to ease delays on the Lexington line and would also cause hundreds more commuters in the Bronx to switch to the No. 2 train at 180th Street to save time.

The average number of motor vehicles per capita in 1990 was 0.09; by 2008, it had risen to 0.20, which increased traffic and slowed down commuting speeds (Freeman et al. 2013).

Drivers can also proactively provide information to Waze on such things as speed traps, stoplight-based cameras that can catch people running red lights, and stalled cars or police activity that might slow a commute.