Sentence examples for transit score from inspiring English sources

The neighborhood earns a 93 Walk Score for walkability, an 84 Transit Score for the ability to use public transportation for most activities and a 93 Bike Score for access to bike lanes and flat streets for easier biking.

Paseo Verde's Walk Score is 82; its Transit Score is 88; and its Bike Score is 72.

The project's Walk Score is a striking 98 ("walker's paradise"); its Transit Score is 97 ("world-class"); and its Bike Score is 72.

Spokane has an average Walk Score of 45, indicating most errands require a car, and an average Transit Score of 36.

The project enjoys a Walk Score of 86 ("most errands can be accomplished on foot"), a Transit Score of 76 ("transit is convenient for most trips") and a Bike Score of 96 ("flat as a pancake, excellent bike lanes").

As of 2014, Walk Score increased Cleveland's rank to being the sixteenth most walkable US city, with a Walk Score of 57, a Transit Score of 47, and a Bike Score of 51.

Obesity, walkability and transit scores were also tabulated.

The homebuying analysis ranked the top 50 metros in the country based on weighted factors including: the percentage of single women homeowners, housing affordability, median female income (based on an average salary of $39,586 for women), violent crime rate, average cost of dinner for two, and the averages of both walkability and transit scores.

Similarly, Transit Scores went from an average of 52 to 79 and Bike Scores went from an average of 66 to 78. "This trend is visible across the country, in big cities and small ones, in the middle of the country and the coasts, as well as in secondary markets within larger metropolitan areas".

They developed their own metrics: the Stool Hardness and Transit (Shat) score and the Found and Retrieved Time (Fart) score.

(low scores: firm stool and slow transit, high scores: loose stool and fast transit).