Sentence examples for transit research from inspiring English sources

"Of course, if every city put their freeway underground, they'd probably go bankrupt," says Wendell Cox, principal of Demographia, a St. Louis-based demographics and transit research firm.

This paper and the proposed formulation contribute to an apparent gap in transit research design by integrating equity considerations into the transit frequency-setting problem.

After the Secaucus transfer station of New Jersey Transit's commuter rail system goes into full operation by the end of the year, it could pump almost $1 billion into the state's economy, according to a study of the effects of transit improvements by a transportation research center at the City College of New York.

Where a sample is lost or spoilt in transit, the research nurse will approach the patient and carer for consent to provide a second sample.

Before MTA facilities and infrastructure manager John O'Grady's team was ready, for instance, it had to research transit stormproofing methods globally, and then design entirely new tools for New York.

The tax revenues should be used not only for highways and bridges but also for better public transportation (only a small percentage now goes to mass transit) and for research into fossil fuel alternatives.

These results can help guide more transit investment and research by tackling specific occupation's travel needs.

They contend that he has voted against spending in areas like breast cancer research, mass transit, home heating oil subsidies and solar energy, that are of particular interest here.

It has to also include bridges to somewhere — targeted investments in scientific research, mass transit, domestic clean-tech manufacturing and energy efficiency that will make us a more productive and innovative society, one with more skills, more competitiveness, more productivity and better infrastructure to lead the next great industrial revolution: E.T. — energy technology.

Section 5 presents the research on transit marketing and policy.

Reviewing the recent research about transit evaluation, they can be categorized as service reliability and accessibility, timetable robustness, and energy evaluation.