Sentence examples for transportation that includes from inspiring English sources

Amelia Chasse, a spokeswoman for the governor, said Hogan's plan to expand I-270 and the Beltway is in keeping with a balanced approach to transportation that includes robust spending on transit in addition to highway funding.

Until someone invents a device that creates a personal bubble (not a bad idea, come to think of it), we are surrounded by a lot of strangers at close quarters whenever we eat out, travel on public transportation — that includes taxis — and go for a walk and talk.

Transportation in NYC mainly comprises private vehicles, taxis, and a large network of public transportation that includes aboveground trains, the subway system, and buses.

As an example, parking availability data could be easily collected and exploited to provide multimodal routes (i.e. routes with at least two different means of transportation) that include suggestions on where to park and how to reach the final destination.

In 1939, the city's Transportation Engineering Board proposed a new system of mass transportation that included the "Hollywood Parkway" and a subway to be built under Wilshire Boulevard.

Another bond between these three cities is that all of them have large ports so one might take it for granted that any place on earth having these similarities a) large city with port, b) specific landscape with rivers and c) given needs for connectivity, has established an urban transportation network that includes a water based transportation (river and sea).

The term 'corridor' means any major transportation route that includes parallel limited access highways, major arterials, or transit lines.

The light rail is part of a colossal transportation overhaul that includes new highways and expanded subway and rail lines.

Dozens of states, fed up with gridlock on their highways and winglock at their airports, are demanding a transportation system that includes rail.

The city remains a national transportation hub that includes one of the country's largest inland coal ports and an international airport located to the southwest in Kentucky.

They are promoting a vision of an electric transportation future that includes a widespread charging network, with battery exchange stations (where, for longer trips, depleted packs are exchanged for new ones in just a few minutes), and their auto-company partners are planning to produce the electric cars and trucks that will be plugged into those stations.