Sentence examples for transport coverage from inspiring English sources

Greater public transport coverage can help open up areas previously cut off from employment and services – but new infrastructure takes decades and billions of pounds; more likely, young people will commute further, and the experience will be more crowded and unpleasant.

The drop coincided with the change in protocol (the voucher package changed from full transport coverage for all ANC, delivery and PNC package to delivery and PNC package) and start of the implementation phase.

Following assessment of public transport service coverage, the study was extended using a spatial multi criteria evaluation (SMCE) technique to assess the effect of service provision on patronage.

Although it covers a whole gamut of modes of transport, its coverage of those modes remains partial.

Within a year, Jayride plans to raise another round led by a U.S. VC firm, as it prepares to expand its geographical transport data coverage.

Unlike in many other post-communist countries in Eastern Europe, the public transport network coverage and timetable offer is still good and reliable in Hungary (99,9% of the settlements has public transport connection with at least three services daily).

"Plug-in hybrids are not dead, but pure electrics are grabbing a much larger share of the plug-in market as the technology improves and costs fall," says Colin McKerracher, who manages transport-sector coverage for Bloomberg NEF.

Shipping connectivity of a country involves shipping service coverage and ability of transport infrastructures to support trading activities (Korinek and Sourdin, 2011).

The development of competition should therefore be accompanied by Community rules that guarantee the protection of the general interest in terms of the availability in all regions of high-quality, reasonably priced public transport providing full coverage.

At higher cathodic overpotentials, when copper electrodeposition is under mass transport control, the cathode coverage by a PEG-copper chloride-mediated film becomes either partially or completely detached as the concentration of chloride ions at the negatively charged copper surface diminishes.

Coverage includes transport properties; strategies for controlling interfaces and composition distribution; bottom-up assembly of nanocomposites; highly porous and high-density composites; electronic structure design; materials synergisms; and thermoelectric materials.