Sentence examples for transit infrastructures from inspiring English sources
Nonetheless, governments tackled most of emergencies by simply improving mobility infrastructures: initially just roads, later mass transit infrastructures.
The so-called urbanized areas spread across even broader territories due to the diffusion of fast and flexible mass transit infrastructures and private cars.
In response to challenges caused by high gasoline prices, traffic congestion, and greenhouse gas emissions, smart internment on intercity rail transit infrastructures and service suggests a rekindling of many countries' interest in offering a range of benefits over automobile travels.
To respond to challenges caused by high gasoline prices, traffic congestion, and greenhouse gas emissions, smart investment on intercity rail transit infrastructures and service suggests a rekindling of many countries' (such as China and USA) interest in offering a range of benefits over automobile travels [1].
Will the spectacular failure of our transit system finally sound the alarm that our transit infrastructure is in trouble?
With better leadership and the right investments in transit, infrastructure and mobility, I'm certain Toronto's future is bright.
There will be no better time for Washington to commit itself to new and significant investments in transit infrastructure.
Subsidies for public transit infrastructure, which discourages excessive automobile use, are also promising.Subsidies can work, if they are applied intelligently.Gerry CallisonMilwaukee, Wisconsin.
The city's planners began addressing its endemic violence and inequity through the design of public spaces, transit infrastructure and urban interventions into the slums.
His proposal, now known as the Move NY Plan, calls for lowering certain existing tolls in exchange for charging on all the East River crossings, and using the added revenues (he forecasts more than a billion dollars) to invest in transit infrastructure.
The tunnel was also supposed to provide jobs for 6,000 construction workers just as some other big transit infrastructure projects in the city, like the Second Avenue subway, were winding down.
