Sentence examples for transit calls from inspiring English sources

Timetables have always been posted in what New York City Transit calls Guide-a-Rides, which are attached to bus stop poles near the shelters.

In her article Varzi focuses on the latter phenomenon writing: "You shouldn't overlook the what Gillian Whitlock in Soft Weapons: Autobiography in Transit, calls the paratext: the liminal features that surround the text, not just the book's jacket and typeface but interviews with the author, reviews and commentaries.

They study their moves in transit, calling them to each other when they happen to meet on the ground floor.

But Janine Bauer, executive director of the Tri-State Transportation Campaign, an advocacy group for mass transit, called the efforts ill focused and inadequate.

In Transit Call ahead to the airport and your airline or check their Web sites for the latest information on flight changes, delays or other problems.

New York City Transit called for the 24-hour freeze to conduct a review of safety procedures as transit union officials instructed track crews to stop all work, raising the specter of major delays.

As it stands, the only alternatives for wheelchair users are city buses, which are now all accessible, or a shared van service provided by New York City Transit called Access-a-Ride, for which trips must be arranged days in advance.

Birds in flocks make a single high-pitched caa while flying over another territory as a transit call to signify they are just passing through.

Concurrently Senator Charles Schumer is pushing to add $6.5 billion for mass transit, calling buses, subways and trains the "lifeblood" of the largest city of the nation.

Columbus Circle was a stop on the original subway and gets what the transit agency calls a "K1" handrail.

The authority found that increasing the space for standing room would decrease what the transit authority calls "dwell time" on subway platforms — the length of time a train spends loading and unloading passengers.