Sentence examples for studies transportation from inspiring English sources

"As cars became more affordable and life became easier, the big car pools broke up," said Alan Pisarski, a consultant who studies transportation trends.

Ms. Thiele, 54, is the coordinator of Sustainable East End Development Strategies, known as Seeds, a joint project of New York State, Suffolk County and local governments that studies transportation and land use in the East End of Long Island.

Charles Komanoff, a Harvard University-trained mathematical economist and policy analyst who studies transportation and energy issues, told The Huffington Post that on a typical weekday, 70percentt of all transit riders use the subway.

Ralph Buehler, a professor of urban affairs and planning at Virginia Tech who studies transportation policy, says that while bike commuting in the U.S. has hit an all-time high in recent years, cities still need to build a lot more bicycle infrastructure to make the experience safer, which will make it even more of a draw.

All together, these approaches could lead to a new perspective in regional studies, transportation planning and economic geography.

Rural roads are built and maintained with twice the federal funding that is devoted to urban road maintenance, according to the Surface Transportation Policy Project, a Washington, D.C. based nationwide coalition that studies transportation issues.

"She would study transportation lines and neighborhoods," Ms. Stegmaier said.

Mr. Hobbs, who also directs commercials, studied transportation, product design and fine arts in Detroit, his hometown, before switching to advertising.

She studied transportation at Arizona State University and in her spare time works with her family's foundation, which provides self-help groups for parents of children with addictions.

The Transportation Strategy Board, a group formed by the state to study transportation issues, has suggested studying the feasibility of reinstating tolls to pay for road improvements, such as a new Pearl Harbor Memorial Bridge over the Quinnipiac River in New Haven.

At the moment, the design team is studying transportation demands that may exist in 25 years to ensure that the terminal is flexible enough, said Dominick M. Servedio, the chairman and chief executive of STV Group.