Sentence examples for which provides bus from inspiring English sources

Last month, Atlantic bought Transcomm Inc., which provides bus services in eastern Massachusetts.

In Minneapolis and St . Paul Titan paid Metro Transit, which provides bus and light rail service, about $100,000 less than the required $1 million payment for the first three months of this year, according to Bruce Howard, the transit agency's director of marketing.

The technology of dynamic wireless power transfer (DWPT), which provides bus operators with the ability to charge buses while in motion, may be able to effectively alleviate the drawbacks of electric buses.

Long distance passenger rail transportation serves Tulsa only through Greyhound bus lines, which provide bus connections to nearby cities with Amtrak stations.

Dayton operates a Greyhound Station which provides inter-city bus transportation to and from Dayton.

A good example is ABQ RIDE, which provides real-time bus location and route schedule information and has transformed how our citizens receive information about our public transportation system".

The community is also serviced by the Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority (NFTA), which provides three different bus routes (30, 48, and 49) connecting directly to the light rail Buffalo Metro Rail along Main Street to the west.

Moreover, another interleaved Buck converter with the same half-bridge branch as that of the single-phase inverters is embedded in the 350 VDC bus terminal udcL3, which provides a 110 VDC bus for local DC load usage.

After all, most Angelenos who bother to vote live on the Westside or in the northern San Fernando Valley, far from the gang-infested neighbourhoods.With traffic, one of the mayor's first acts was to appoint himself chairman of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, which provides mass transit by bus, light rail and subway throughout LA County.

But as austerity measures make mincemeat of council budgets many vital subsidised services – which provide a bus where one is needed but no commercially operated route exists – are disappearing.

In addition to the government's 28% cut in funding for local authorities, the bus service operators grant, which provides a fuel duty rebate to bus service operators, has also been cut by 20%.