Sentence examples for transit choices from inspiring English sources

"If you look back at the history of the subway and the yellow cabs, there was political bickering over those transit choices, too," said Paul Steely White, executive director of Transportation Alternatives.

The vicious circle of congestion slowing transit and discouraging its use has reached a dead end, and a new generation is turning to bicycles and other smart transit choices.

Often the quality of data published by TSPs is poor or incomplete, or in other cases, certain transit authorities or TSPs do not publish data elements critical for users to make informed transit choices, such as vehicle location, fare data, or park-and-ride information.

The money currently being plowed into new highways could almost certainly be better spent instead on fixing our existing roads, bridges and transit systems and on providing more Americans with a broader array of transportation choices -- including transit, intercity rail, and facilities for biking and walking.

Rather than relieving congestion, the mantra is giving people "transportation choices" in the form of expensive rail transit.

Secondly, we reshuffled the transit mode choices and re-measured the results.

The findings indicate that service reliability influences transit mode choice and/or line/route selection, and suggest that system-wide ridership gains can be expected from reliability improvements.

The SWEC model is applied for the estimation of models of transit station choice for P-and-R as well as kiss and ride (dropped off at transit station) transit commuters in the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area (GTHA).

This is done from an engineering viewpoint and in the context of a transportation problem, using a real case light rail transit network choice problem for the City of Mashhad, and the results are presented.

For our ego-subjects, driving is the choice of 67 subjects while transit is the choice of 33 subjects.

With this transport mode inference algorithm, we have found that for all 5,405 subjects, driving is the mode choice of 4,500 subjects while transit is the choice of 905 subjects, which account for 83.26% (driving) and 16.74% (transit).