Sentence examples for smart passengers from inspiring English sources

There's a simultaneously hilarious and heartbreaking scene where the young narrator is moved to "discomfort and disapproval" by his aunt's attempts to make tea in a train carriage, in front of other smart passengers, on a "patent spirit lamp … apt to misbehave itself and produce an unpleasing smell".

At I.B.M., researchers are working on a different vision of the automotive future, called Smart Passenger.

Smart passenger and goods transport solutions for small communities.

Ira Weinstein, president of Airport Interviewing and Research, a firm in White Plains, that does focus group and other surveys for airport clients, said that airports needed to think smarter about passenger behavior in the new environment.

To provide smart services for passengers while applying the new technologies, it is necessary to build an optimal transit network and transit service.

The electric Smart for two passengers is small with limited range but is available as a convertible.

SCION IQ Already on the road in Japan, the iQ will become the second microcar on sale in the United States — after the two-passenger Smart Fortwo — when it goes on sale early next year for around $12,000.

The two-passenger Smart Fortwo, which is manufactured by DaimlerChrysler, is only a hundred and six inches long, or nearly three and a half feet shorter than a Mini Cooper (and just six feet longer than a Cozy Coupe, the orange-and-yellow plastic toddler-powered vehicle sold by Little Tikes).

For passengers, the smart move was to cooperate and hope that they got out okay.

It suggests that other solutions could include new ticketing schemes, which could be linked to smart technology, or providing passengers with better information on which are the busiest services and train carriages.

Plans for smart ticketing for rail passengers across the UK and the prospect of even higher fares at peak times were unveiled by the government as it looks to save billions of pounds by radically altering the way the rail system is run.