Sentence examples for transit group from inspiring English sources

One transit group designated him the "MetroCard mayor," and Newsday lauded him as the city's "regular Joe Commuter".

The transit group said results were similar among five focus groups: commuters, year-around residents who do not commute, employers, second homeowners and Spanish-speaking people.

Virginia Miller, a spokeswoman for the transit group, said that every $1 million in capital investment in public transportation can return up to $30 million in sales among surrounding businesses, and that the transit projects also spur new construction.

David Peter Alan, chairman of a transit group, the Lackawanna Coalition, said that bus/train park-and-rides were good in theory but could be problematic because bus and train schedules are rarely synchronized.

New York City hasn't announced any plans yet, but a recent study by a public transit group showed that "28percentto45percentcent of traffic on some streets in New York City is generated by people circling the blocks," according to the Times.

Since the closure was announced the broad majority of backup plans have arisen from third parties, like Transportation Alternatives, a transit group advocating for a 'PeoplesWay' in both Brooklyn and Manhattan, or that guy who wants to build a gondola over the East River.

Roughly 2.7 million people use the transit benefit, according to Commuter Benefits Work for Us, a coalition of transit groups and businesses.

Yes, the transit groups were unwise to get involved in the leasebacks, but that's no reason to let banks continue to exploit loopholes in them at the expense of transit riders.

Is there, from your perspective, a way to get that bill passed in Albany -- Posted by Aaron Bigma A Like a large majority of environmental and transit groups in the downstate region, the Straphangers Campaign supported congestion pricing.

These bike people really are going to get their way!' " In Manhattan on Wednesday, about two dozen people, mostly from regional transit groups, gathered at City Hall to present a petition of support for Ms. Sadik-Khan and the Bloomberg administration's transportation policies.

Emmanuel et al. (2002) reported on 74 women with chronic constipation stratified into slow and normal transit groups.