Sentence examples for transport improvement from inspiring English sources
The third report cited possible transport improvement costs associated with the new airport of between £10.1bn and £17.2bn.
And what if the role of transport improvement in local economies is more complex, and deficiencies cannot be fixed by a few grand projects?
In most cities, building or buying social housing and capillary transport improvement will be objectives which are interconnected physically and in terms of pricing decisions.
That is most obvious in the case of transport improvement and infrastructure, where the Institute for Public Policy Research has pointed out that London is getting thousands of pounds per head of population on transport improvement each year through projects such as Crossrail.
What may be needed is a new designation: 'Transport Improvement Zones' in which buses can be franchised, as in London and public transport masterplans, to which developers and landowners will be expected to contribute, and ringfenced from other public transport.
And, if that's too strongly cliched and manifestly irrelevant to many world cities, then – more soberly – agglomeration can be built through transport improvement which extends and connects cities, as the UK chancellor George Osborne now proposes to do in the north of England.
These include reconstruction, infrastructure and transport improvements, good governance, improving agriculture production, private sector development, and health and education improvements.
Research by the Centre for Cities showed that upgrading the line between Bradford and Manchester and improving the trans-Pennine rail route would, among other transport improvements, produce economic benefits to the Leeds region in the hundreds of millions.
First, significant transport improvements are required to support growth.
The document, published late last year, suggests that transport improvements for the north specifically are a relatively new concern.
But some analysts think she will turn to private investors to finance transport improvements.
