Sentence examples for transit woes from inspiring English sources

On a day of citywide transit woes caused by a freak summer storm, the idea hit home: this is how we roll too.

I'd like to applaud the five former New York City transportation commissioners for joining forces to bring New York City's transit woes front and center.

The nation's transit woes threaten to deal another blow to the weak economy, keeping some workers from jobs they commute to and forcing some systems to lay off administrators, bus drivers, train operators and mechanics.

Linfen's transit woes are typical of the developing world.

But the station's conditions are just one of many local transit woes here.

Hillary Clinton, the likely Democratic nominee, who represented New York in the Senate, discussed Boston's transit woes at length when she announced a $275-million 275-millionure plan durinfrastructuren November at historic Faneuil Hall.

LONDON — Londoners, forced to navigate a vast city using one of the largest and oldest public transit systems in the world and a road network first laid out by the Romans, are not noted for suffering transportation woes in silence.

The cost of a monthly Muni pass has more than doubled in recent years in response to the transit agency's budgetary woes, and it's stretching thin the checkbooks of many San Francisco families with school-aged children.

The tolls could be used to ease the city's cash woes, subsidize mass transit and restore the dilapidated bridges to their former glory, Mr. Schwartz said.

Mr. Kheel began losing influence in the early 1980s after Mayor Edward I. Koch and other critics said he was partly responsible for the city's financial woes, through overly generous contracts for transit workers and others.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, whose public policy agenda has been eclipsed lately by the city's fiscal woes and the threat of a transit strike, is planning to shift some of his attention this week to the physical condition of New York City, particularly its housing.