Sentence examples for transit board from inspiring English sources

That is James Fang, who has served on the Bay Area Rapid Transit board for 20 years, overseeing the trains that each day carry more than 300,000 commuters over 104 miles of track.

"The world has changed, and security and the safety of our passengers and our employees is critical to us," said Jack Lettiere, New Jersey Transit board chairman and state transportation commissioner.

James Fang, a member of the Bay Area Rapid Transit board, has been pushing BART staff and other board members to give the exclusive rights to develop land around the Millbrae BART station to a friend and political supporter, Lawrence Lui.

The Bloomington Republican also suggested requiring immediate disclosure of requests made to transit board members and employees by outsiders.

The Sound Transit Board passed a motion in May 1998 that modified the draft environmental impact statement for Central Link to add "Route C1", which included a tunnel under Beacon Hill between Interstate 5 and McClellan Street Station, as well as elevated approaches along Massachusetts Street and Rainier Avenue South at the west and east portals of the tunnel, respectively.

The MTA also identified a previous transit card number with boarding times that matched the pattern of subway use linked to her card.

As I left the wind-swept Red Line stop, I ran into Jackie Grimshaw, a transit authority board member and longtime community organizer-activist.

But city officials were nonplused, because the transit authority board that would vote on the next capital budget will be made up of new members.

"We're like two incarnations behind the rest of the world on our fare system, and that's always the way it's been in New York," said Mr. Albert, who is a nonvoting member of the transit authority board.

Perhaps having Foxx, who says he has "made decisions on issues affecting mobility — everything from zoning and land use, to capital budgeting, to street resurfacing, to transit," on board can help.

At a public meeting of the transit system's board, Desley Brooks, an Oakland City Council member, said, "The community does not have confidence in BART investigating itself".