Sentence examples for transit falls from inspiring English sources

Outside of metropolitan areas, the number of Americans taking public transit falls to just 1.2 percent.

Let there be no doubt: the burden of deteriorating transit falls disproportionately on the most vulnerable.

Income from taxes on real estate transactions — a major source of state financing for mass transit — fell in the first six months of 2009 by nearly half of what the authority had expected.

Even this country's lauded mass transit system falls short: The closest commuter train to Paris is a 20-minute bus ride away.

A transit worker fell about 15 feet in a subway ventilation shaft beneath a grate on East 14th Street Friday morning, the Fire Department said.

The agency lost a significant amount of state money last fall, and tax revenues intended to finance mass transit have fallen far short of projections, leading to the elimination of two subway lines and dozens of bus routes last month.

Even people less inclined to snooze on public transit have fallen asleep in a rocking chair or hammock.

By the mid-1980s the number of daily transits had fallen to an average of 50, but net annual tonnage was about 350,000,000 long tons (355,600,000 metric tons).

Chariot positions itself as a flexible mass transit service that falls somewhere in between public transportation and Uber/Lyft.

Crews are replacing the bad boards as quickly as possible to prevent customers from tripping and falling, transit officials said.

How will the Internet change due to consolidation of content (Labovitz et al. 2010), large penetration of video streaming, falling transit prices (Internet Transit Prices: Historical and Projected 2010), expanding geographic footprint of content providers (Gill et al. 2008), cheap local availability of peering infrastructure at IXPs (Augustin et al. 2009)?