The phrase "station transit" is correct and usable in written English
It is often used to refer to a mode of transportation that involves going from one station to another, such as a train, bus, or tram. For example: "Before the end of the day, I had to take three separate station transits to get to my destination."
Fewer commuters are driving into Manhattan because of security restrictions and the destruction of the World Trade Center PATH station, transit officials said.
In determining which architectural proposal to accept for a station, transit officials look at things like how the competing plans would enlarge or move corridors and stairways, how they would improve sight lines from the token booth for greater security and how the decorative work would fit the community's history or activities, Mr. Nagaraja, the transit official, said.
The SWEC model is applied for the estimation of models of transit station choice for P-and-R as well as kiss and ride (dropped off at transit station) transit commuters in the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area (GTHA).
An additional 20 were killed in blasts that occurred about an hour later at the Maelbeek metro station, transit officials told Flemish public broadcaster VRT.
For the next four weekends, work on the signals and switches along the tracks of the E, B and F trains will cause extensive rerouting and the closing of some subway stations, transit officials said this week.
Transit network is the combination of passengers, stations, transit lines, trains, and service staff.
Hazardous materials specialists apparently removed the substance from the train or station, a transit spokeswoman said, but did not inform transit officials of its composition.
Like most of the projects, the memorial is inextricably linked to the adjacent $2.5 billion PATH train station and transit hub now under construction.
Advertising began this month at Union Station, a transit hub on Capitol Hill near the Senate buildings, to coincide with the Senate's debate.
In declining to build a natural gas bus fueling station, New York City Transit may miss out on an important next step in innovation.
The $2.5 billion PATH station and transit hub nearby are not only behind schedule and over budget, but the final design is not even finished.
