Sentence examples for viable transportation from inspiring English sources

I urge Secretary Mineta and the Bush administration to work with both Republicans and Democrats in Congress to ensure that Amtrak remains a viable transportation option for commuters.

The Bloomberg administration says it wants to develop cycling as a viable transportation alternative to ease traffic congestion, reduce carbon emissions and encourage physical activity.

They have encouraged countries to open their economies to foreign investment without ensuring that necessary preconditions (like viable transportation infrastructure and strong antitrust laws) are in place.

The flow rates of our device can be programmed through a micro-controller interface and trials are able to yield a viable transportation of solutions containing micro-organisms.

As older adults' transportation needs are different from the needs of other age groups, the scholarly evaluation of viable transportation options is crucial.

But classic economic models don't account for the pride Uber and our driver partners take in being a viable transportation alternative in San Francisco, especially when San Franciscans need us most," reads the message from Uber.

From a transit policy perspective, a station at UCLA makes even more sense than that: creating a viable public transportation option to access one of the region's most important institutions is what public transportation's all about, isn't it?

It has failed to integrate in obvious ways: we still lack viable public transportation to the city's airports, and links between the major commuter lines (the Long Island Rail Road, the PATH trains and Metro-North).

In turning down United's application, the board said that the company could find financing elsewhere and that it had not proved that the loan was needed to maintain a viable air transportation system.

In response to the proposed rules, the Air Transport Association of America, an airline trade group, issued a statement that said: "The A.T.A. member airlines' shared goal is to provide a safe, efficient, reliable and economically viable air transportation system consistent with the expectations of their customers, employees and shareholders.

Nowadays, modern insulation materials allow for effective and economically viable heat transportation over long distances (over 20 km).