Sentence examples for struggling transit from inspiring English sources

But the financially struggling transit authority is cutting back dozens of bus lines and shortening routes to save money.

ST. LOUIS — Buses will no longer stop at some 2,300 stops in and around this city at the end of next month because, despite rising ridership, the struggling transit system plans to balance its books with layoffs and drastic service cuts.

For struggling transit systems, quite a lot.

But in exploring the option, Baltimore is joining dozens of other financially struggling cities, transit systems and school districts around the country that are trying to weather the economic downturn by selling advertisements, naming rights and sponsorships to raise money.

"The Administration has been seeking authority through the President's proposed budgets to direct more operating funding to cities like Detroit that are struggling to deploy adequate transit service," he said.

Pennsylvania's mass transit systems are struggling and its aging roads and bridges need repair and maintenance.

One of every eight bridges is "structurally deficient," and 85 percent of public transit systems are struggling to carry a growing number of riders, the group said.

Instead of heroes, it featured downtrodden, struggling New York Jews, "passengers in transit on a voyage of upward mobility .The characters and cityscape were often seen through a moody screen of falling rain an effect the author used so much that it became known as "Eisner spritz".

In Los Angeles, a car remains a necessity, but it cannot much longer, which is why the city is struggling to impose a public transit system on its car-loving public: the population of Los Angeles County is expected to grow by 3 million, to 13.1 million people, by 2025.

She noted that transit agencies are struggling to find money to keep their tracks and equipment in good working order.

Qasim Sufi, head of its mission in Chad, said transit centres were struggling to cope, and the number of returnees was expected to rise very quickly.