Sentence examples for transit which is a from inspiring English sources

"We are very much tied to mass transit, which is a system that is obviously vulnerable to natural events," the mayor said.

The three, like scores of Democrats and a fair number of Republicans, were particularly rankled by the bill's plan to stop the 30-year practice of putting aside 20 percent of the highway trust fund dollars for public transit, which is a crucial mode of getting around in many areas of the country.

And beyond the stereotypical perspective of transportation, let's not forget the softer side of the modern worker's everyday life — public transit — which is a key component for Amazon employees.

Thrun pointed to airplane transit, which is already a "fundamentally great mass transit system".

Besides transit, which is likely a welcome addition for many urban iOS device owners (especially now that the Apple Watch could potentially provide at-a-glance route checking) Apple is also said to be working on building out its indoor mapping capabilities.

"Any N.Y.P.D. police officer that ran into the subway in pursuit of a suspect would be out of radio communication with headquarters," except in a few stations, said Albert O'Leary, a spokesman for New York City Transit, which is part of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority.

Then there are very young startups like Campus, which is like a venture-backed communal living movement, Leap Transit, which is trying to shake up scheduled transport, or any of the companies out of Tumml, an urban ventures incubator.

The Census Bureau's American Community Survey paints a bleak picture of how little Connecticut commuters use mass transit, which is spotty or unavailable in large areas of the state.

"No claimants were notified prior to the transit, which is consistent with our normal process and international law," Davis said.

Buses usually crawl along 34th Street at 4.5 miles per hour, according to New York City Transit, which is collaborating with the city on the project.

Re "Take the Turnpike, and Pay $48?" (news article, Jan . 12: Raising the tolls would lead to greater use of mass transit, which is better for the environment and would also reduce our need for foreign oil.