Sentence examples for transport provider from inspiring English sources

This inability to aggregate first responder data with transport provider data could lead to a conclusion that care was not provided, when in fact, it may have been provided to the patient by a different provider.

West Yorkshire Metro, the county's public transport provider, said the rail prices reflected the extra 3% agreed in 2006 to provide 1,700 additional seats on peak-time train services to and from Leeds.

And so it wants to rebrand itself as a public transport provider, not merely a vehicle manufacturer.

In Duisburg, an industrial city in the Ruhr valley, citizens can book a trip with the communal public transport provider, DVG, through an app developed by door2door.

Uber says it is a technology company rather than a transport provider, working with "driver partners" who have a "commonality of interest" and offering them flexibility to control how much and often they work.

Sarah Fatchett, managing director of 365 Response, the company behind the app, says: "The patient group becomes extremely agitated, because there is no way of checking when the transport provider will pick them up.

EU rules also require transport providers to provide assistance from trained staff to disabled passengers travelling by air, rail, bus and coach, and ships.

Transport providers can provide not only real time information updates based on intelligence from the transport network, but also recommendations based on the other factors defining the "context" of the user.

"Our total focus is in improving the service we are able to provide in partnership with our transport providers and are working through core issues such as validation of patient data.

They hadn't launched their manifesto by the time I wrote this, but looking through their policies, I particularly liked their idea to force public transport providers "to fully consult with and provide for cyclists, both on their vehicles (train, ferry, bus, light rail/tram, etc).

Commercial regular service operations should not compete with transport providers who have been granted exclusive rights to provide certain public passenger transport services in return for the discharge of public service obligations within the framework of a public service contract.