Sentence examples for transit to explore from inspiring English sources

Mr. Drewniak added that Mr. Christie had told officials of New Jersey Transit to "explore affordable solutions to the trans-Hudson commuting capacity challenge," like expanding the use of bilevel train cars and looking for ways to make Pennsylvania Station in Manhattan more efficient.

Chicago, though, is hardly as high-voltage as Tokyo or New York, even though it still has the big-city qualities solo travelers crave: culture, night life and a mass transit system to explore it all.

Fan and Guthrie [22] did an individual dimensions survey along four transit corridors in this area to explore the broader neighborhood impacts of transit investments as perceived by neighborhood residents.

Transit agencies have a need to explore mechanisms to improve connectivity by improving transit service.

Watts, a principal at Cuningham Group Architecture, was on the technical assistance panel convened by the Urban Land Institute (ULI) to explore a transit-oriented development project at Slauson.

Referring to the method of passengers' perceptions on pedestrian facilities in urban rail transit and the survey idea of stated preference, a questionnaire on the basis of the perception has been conducted to explore the LOS for passages in urban rail transit.

In this paper, the accessibility-based approach is presented to explore the impact of the intercity rail transit system planning on the regional development.

These literature findings provide valuable insight to explore the method for estimating the intercity rail transit scope by taking into account the above three categories of impacting factors.

Car Crush SP!, by Paulo Muggler, re-interprets Candy Crush to explore the "diversity of technological solutions" available to improve transit problems. .

Specifically, the aim of this paper is to explore whether there is a transmission of theft risk, from outside the transit system above ground, to inside the transit system below ground, and vice versa.

The results of the analyses performed to explore the possible effect modification of the association with frequent or continuous truck transit are reported in Figure 1.