Sentence examples for transport estimates from inspiring English sources

So has the volume of motor vehicle traffic in London as a whole according to both Department for Transport estimates of distances travelled in them and TfL's own traffic flow data (pages 57-60).

The Department for Transport estimates the cost of road accidents by taking account of ambulance and hospital (excluding A&E) treatment costs, damage to vehicles and property, administrative costs associated with accident insurance and the human cost of fatalities.

Over the past five years it has recorded a staggering 52% rise in the number of claims arising out of motor accidents, to 790,999 in 2010/11 (the Department for Transport estimates that there are anywhere between 660,000 and 800,000 casualties on the roads each year).

The government has dismissed the idea of "super-peak" pricing as politically unpopular, but it may come to its senses.The Department for Transport estimates a benefit-cost ratio for the new railway at 2.3 to 1, slightly lower than the 2.5 to 1 ratio it used last year.

Subsequently, the water transport estimates are regularly carried out across Florida Strait using undersea voltage measurements (Baringer and Larsen, 2001).

If congestion on the UK network worsens in line with Department for Transport estimates, which suggest the cost to business rising by £10-12bn by 2025, motorists may be increasingly prepared to pay for improvements.

The Department for Transport estimated that every £1 spent on its THINK! anti-speeding campaign saved the taxpayer £9.36.

The eddy transport estimated from the R/V Hakuho-maru observations is much larger than that of the AMTEX '74 warm period during February 23 27 when no cold surge was observed.

The Inland Elbe River exhibits 6.600 Groin fields which play a role as interim storage for the fine sediment transport, estimated for 1.3 Mio tons along the Elbe; more than 80%% of the muddy, relatively easily remobilizable material is located downstream of Elbe-km 350 (Hillebrand et al. 2014 [74]) dExcavation/Incineration.

In March 1993, in preparation for the construction of the road, the Earl of Caithness, then the Minister of State for Transport, estimated that there would be 263 properties scheduled for demolition, displacing 550 people, of which he estimated 172 were seeking rehousing.

By noting the origin of the vehicles and using genetic data from those sites to match samples, we would be able to make definite links to the role of commercial transport, estimating the contribution of each form of transport to the total influx of Ae. aegypti at each locality, as well as the proportional contribution from different source sites.