Sentence examples for transport challenge from inspiring English sources

Nick Cole, the head of Olympic and Paralympic planning at the airport operator BAA, said: "Today heralds the start of Britain's biggest peacetime transport challenge and Heathrow's busiest ever period.

Westconnex and the light rail typify both ends of the transport challenge: freeways that would make even a 1960s LA resident ashamed, and a light rail solution finally getting some traction but bulldozing through communities.

"We repeat our call for an urgent investigation into just why the Tube has been reduced to daily chaos just weeks away from the city's biggest ever transport challenge," he said.

This is the biggest transport challenge since World War II.

"Today heralds the start of Britain's biggest peacetime transport challenge and Heathrow's busiest ever period," said BAA's head of Olympic and Paralympic planning, Nick Cole.

Mrs Hart said that "addressing the capacity and resilience issues on the M4 around Newport is the top transport challenge that we face in ensuring that Wales has an effective economic infrastructure which improves our competitiveness and access to jobs and services".

Meanwhile, other panellists grappled with the wider transport challenges facing the UK.

Global Action Plan, with support from Telefónica O2, has been bringing together a range of diverse businesses and organisations to openly discuss the transport challenges they face.

We have also invested £30m to tackle dangerous junctions for cyclists and are giving more than £1bn to councils to design solutions appropriate to their local transport challenges, including improving their road infrastructure to encourage cycling.

As the district court noted, black North Carolinians are disproportionately poor and more likely to suffer from ill health and transport challenges, which may cause them to need the early-voting option.

Last week, Khan got the prime 8.10am slot on the Today programme to put forward radical ideas in relation to the capital's air pollution and ongoing massive transport challenges.