"transport provision" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to any system of transport services that are available for public/commercial/personal use. For example, "The government is committed to improving transport provision in the area through investment in public transportation."
Jackson also told the head of the armed forces that air transport provision for getting troops and equipment to and from the Middle East was even worse.
As all big city planners and politicians know, transport provision is about more than helping big city residents and commuting workers get around the place.
It is being justified not on cost grounds, however, but on the basis that it would stop duplication of funding for transport provision.
He and Allen stress that they're looking to the long term, with transport provision, commercial income from retail, office and residential property (including private rental) and creating a sense of place all at the heart of what they're doing.
Friends of the Earth said that the clear standards on zero-carbon buildings, green homes, open spaces and transport provision were welcome, but said questions still remained on the suitability of the ecotowns' locations.
Inner city areas, where deprivation rates are often higher and where talent in the voluntary sector often pools, have the least need for additional community transport provision as general public transport is already meeting requirements.
However the uptake of recent ICT advances for multimodal freight transport provisions in the UK and Europe has been slow.
By the time of our visit, approximately 11 weeks after impact, a road had been prepared to allow the family to return and people and donkeys to transport provisions to the building.
For the rest of the war, he and Nicholas supplied the Continental Army with matériel, manufactured cannons at the Hope Furnace, and built privateers to capture transports provisioning the British troops.
The common strategies to overcome difficulties of physically accessing available services are: emergency transport fund; provision of immediate alternative forms of transportation, and; provision of maternity waiting homes.
The authorities were subsequently required to introduce supplementary service provisions where significant gaps in public transport service provision were identified [35].
