Sentence examples for transit at least from inspiring English sources

Mr. Nenshi is an evangelist of high-density living and of public transit — at least one member of his team doesn't even own a car.

Auto transportation will continue as the strongly dominant method of intercity transit at least through 1980, regard less of improvements that can be made to other methods.

Real rapid transit at least cost / by Tomaz F. Deuther.

There is evidence, however, that the North American glacial masses during the LGM may have been less monolithic and somewhat more porous to human transit, at least at the margins (both temporally and geographically), than generally assumed.

It's possible that the availability of driverless vehicles could, like the increasing prevalence of ride-sharing, simply become one more reason for urbanites to avoid buying a car – thus making proximity to public transit at least as valuable as before.

That's true for Transit, too – one of the best transit apps available, but Transit at least wants to do something about it, using crowdsourced data from its users to provide more accurate real-time info about how long things will take, and where buses and trains are actually located.

Mr. Merlis said that all the cities with rail transit connections to their airports, like Washington, Chicago and Atlanta, have links paid for by the transit systems, at least for the off-airport portions.

It is much faster than other public transit options, at least as fast as driving, and less expensive than either because it requires only a single fare and no parking fees.

And while we're on the subject of discrimination and promoting sound energy policy, why on earth isn't the mass transit benefit at least as large as the parking benefit?

D Sta Indicator 6 cross-reference: Losses from natural disasters caused by climate and non-climate related events (in US$ and in lives lost) Point Sta/SA Indicator 66: Percentage of the urban population living in slums or informal settlements A SA Indicator 67: Percentage of people within 0.5 km of public transit running at least every 20 min.

Here we report observations of a white dwarf WD 1145+017 being transited by at least one, and probably several, disintegrating planetesimals, with periods ranging from 4.5 hours to 4.9 hours.