Sentence examples for transportation alone from inspiring English sources

For those people, the savings on transportation alone makes living in the favela worthwhile.

But in 2000, fossil fuel combustion from transportation alone pumped 1.8 billion tons of carbon dioxide into Earth's atmosphere.

Many students go so far that transportation alone costs the city $80.4 million a year — about 9.4 percent of the school system's operating budget, almost twice the national average.

Flying with a large dog means you've probably spent hundreds of dollars on transportation alone or, in places like Aspen, that you flew in the old-fashioned way: on a private jet.

In appointing Mr. Darling, Mr. Blair also refocused the job on transportation alone, spinning off the department's previous responsibility for local government and the regions into a separate job to be overseen by Deputy Prime Minister John Prescott.

Today the emission of CO2, which is directly related to the consumption of carbon-based fuel, is regarded as one of the most serious threats to the environment through greenhouse effect [7], and transportation alone is responsible for about 21% of the global CO2 emission [8].

If your destination is too far away for active transportation or mass transit alone, combine the two to increase your commuting range allowing you to ride to and from the transit stops nearest your destination.

"By using Lyft to share rides, passengers are helping to reduce the carbon footprint left by our country's dominant mode of transportation – driving alone," said Tommy Hayes, the transportation policy manager at Lyft, in an emailed statement.

His budget calls for establishing one — and gives it the catchier name I-Bank — that would work somewhat differently: it would create a $30 billion bank that would invest in transportation projects alone, and that would provide grants as well as loans.

The investment of the United States in the nation's transportation infrastructure alone (highways, bridges, railways, and airports) amounted to $7 trillion by 1999.

The transportation sector alone directly employs more than one million Latinos.