Sentence examples for transit division from inspiring English sources

Most recently, she was assigned to the Brooklyn transit division.

More than a quarter of the $68.2 billion in estimated needs for the authority's New York City Transit division belongs to this category.

Why did the M.T.A. build them here but (presumably) nowhere else in the city? A. The gratings you are referring to are used by transit maintenance workers to gain access to the electrical equipment below, Deirdre Parker, a spokeswoman for the New York City Transit division of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, said in an e-mail.

But Tim Schermerhorn, the vice president of the union's rapid transit division and an outspoken opponent of the settlement, said many union leaders and workers disliked the contract because it included a first-year wage freeze and eliminated the no-layoff clause that was in the previous contract.

In a statement, the authority's New York City Transit division, which oversees Access-a-Ride, said that it had authorized five times as many taxicab trips and had issued twice the number of car-service vouchers for passengers with urgent medical needs.

Last year the company purchased DaimlerChrysler's Adtranz mass-transit division.

"We were lulled into a false sense of security on our own," said Thomas F. Prendergast, president of New York City Transit, the division that oversees the subway and buses.

"We pay out something in the range of $100 million a year in total claims," said Martin Schnabel, general counsel for New York City Transit, a division of the Metropolitan Transit Authority.

The audit also found that New York City Transit, the division of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority that runs the city's subway system and bus service, did not give subway riders adequate notice of service changes.

The X? "X isn't a letter that I would want to use," said Charles Seaton, a spokesman for New York City Transit, a division of the M.T.A. "The X Train," he said, testing it out.

After Mr. Lhota's departure, Fernando Ferrer, the vice chairman of the authority's board, will serve as acting chairman, and Thomas Prendergast, president of New York City Transit, a division of the agency, will become the interim executive director, running the day-to-day business.