The phrase "transport work" is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to refer to physical work related to the transportation of goods or people. For example, "John spends his days doing transport work for a local delivery company."
"Usually, we focus our urban transport work on walking, cycling, public transportation and land development to minimize auto travel, and we leave technology completely out of it.
But a well-planned, dense city can actually make sustainable mobility easier as active travel (biking, walking) and public transport work well in that situation.
Public transport Work on the city's third metro line has taken a decade and remains unfinished, buses are overcrowded and can be unreliable, and there are frequent strikes.
Every time the mayor makes a new announcement, ask him how much it is going to cost and ask if the money could have been spent on policing or making public transport work - or even given back to us!
A report in 2009 by Ecotec, a consultancy, reckoned that historic buildings and sites generated £2.3 billion (2.6% of Scottish output) in tourism, construction and transport work, directly employing about 41,000 people.In this section Whose backyard is it anyway?
When we first saw the invitation to tender in 2008, we both first looked to compete as individual organisations – we each wanted to win a profitable contract whose surpluses could be reinvested into the community transport work at the heart of both organisations' social missions.
Research carried out by the consultancy PwC and thinktank Demos, which takes into account a range of factors including transport, work-life balance, inequality and health, as well as income levels, gives Reading and Bracknell the top score on a new Good Growth index.
You should learn how the public transport works.
"Tech can really change the way transport works.
Multimodal transport works only if there are enough roads.
Ultiali wrote: Transport worked really well last night, despite the central line being down.
