Sentences with phrase «also public buses»

Also public buses criss - cross everywhere.

There is also a public bus service running through the airport called Sunbus, operated by Translink.

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He's also a triathlete and an amateur pilot, and he once donated $ 1 million to help launch a public bus service near Lake Tahoe, according to CNET.

That claim got turned into a banner wrap on Premier Clark's election tour bus for a «debt - free BC» and also hints at tax cuts and increase public services to boot.

Also, my understanding of the bus situation in the article mentioned was that the segregated buses were public transit and the dispute was that the public buses were «in effect forcing religious people to sin,» if not segregated, but «outrageous and extremist,» if it was segregated, forcing women «to be sent to the back of the bus.»

And, I'll confess: I heard a lot of talk about the buses this summer; my impression was that they were strictly under the control of private companies; now I'm wondering if the Haredi communities also arranged for Haredi buses on public routes.

It can also be able to be stored in the buses when using the public transport.

I also was a bus driver and attendant for 19 years for county public schools.

«But it's also inviting the private and public sector to do better when it comes to improving several services in our buses, in our trains.»

Bus transit service is provided by Dutchess County Public Transit, operated by Dutchess County, which travels throughout Dutchess County and also serves as the main link to the Route 9 corridor including Poughkeepsie Galleria and South Hills Mall.

Also at 1 p.m., NYC subway and bus riders will rally with lawmakers from both parties, calling out Cuomo for zeroing out the MTA capital plan in his budget and demanding that the state follow through on the governor's promise to fund public transit investment, Assembly staircase, 3rd floor, state Capitol, Albany.

... also restored: About $ 12 million in federal aid over six years for Centro, which provides public bus service in Central New York.

She also said she favored lowering the speed limit and was in favor of bringing back the B51 bus to Manhattan as part of an agenda that would provide better public transportation throughout the region.

Lhota could have also restored the North Shore Towers to Lower Manhattan Express Bus route that was cut without a public hearing and during a time when the MTA was making service investments that communities did not want to have which was the case when the MTA wanted to extend the Q45 to Atlas Park.

Lhota has also refused to make service investments in Northeast Queens where it matters such as adding a Bayside / Whitestone / North Flushing to Lower Manhattan service which the MTA has admitted is a good idea; or having service on the QM2 and QM20 begin earlier in the morning which would better accommodate lots of people; or adding a 3rd Avenue branch to the QM20 bus; or restoring North Shore Towers to Lower Manhattan Express Bus service which the MTA quietly cut in 2008 without a public hearing, and at a time when there were plenty of service investments being planned, such as a Q45 extension to Atlas Park which drew widespread opposition in Glendale and by Community Boardbus; or restoring North Shore Towers to Lower Manhattan Express Bus service which the MTA quietly cut in 2008 without a public hearing, and at a time when there were plenty of service investments being planned, such as a Q45 extension to Atlas Park which drew widespread opposition in Glendale and by Community BoardBus service which the MTA quietly cut in 2008 without a public hearing, and at a time when there were plenty of service investments being planned, such as a Q45 extension to Atlas Park which drew widespread opposition in Glendale and by Community Board 5.

During the meeting, Borough President Katz also noted the one year anniversary of the Jamaica NOW Action Plan's April 15, 2015 launch and outlined major milestones of the Jamaica NOW Action Plan in the past year, including the activation of the Bronx - Flushing - Jamaica Q44 Select Bus Service that serves 44,000 New Yorkers daily; the newly - restored paths at Rufus King Park that are part of the first phase of the Park's major capital improvements; redesigned storefronts of local businesses along Sutphin Boulevard (with more on the way); a $ 138,000 «Building Community Capacity» grant toward the formation of the Jamaica Arts Alliance; the release of an RFP to activate the 168th Street Garage into a new, mixed - use development, with the City to announce the winning bid shortly; the launch of the «Jamaica Avenue Streetscape Improvements» study to determine the cost and scope of additional seating, increased plantings and improved pedestrian circulation in the area; and free public Wi - Fi on track by July in the Downtown Jamaica Corridor, the first area in Queens to host LinkNYC.

The Living Lab Bus acts as a display window for showcasing Finnish expertise, while also increasing the attractiveness of public transport and cooperation between various players, as well as producing new research information on the needs of public transport users and service developers.

You have to get used to the perfect organisation of everything: the public transport coming at the very second on the schedule, and also leaving ahead of you when you are even 1 minute late at the bus stop; the local credit cards, which are no different from any other but are greatly preferred in most of the shops; and even the special way of sorting the garbage.

Taking the bus to the supermarket to buy your ingredients might help, too: Grocery shopping and taking public transportation were also associated with a lower risk of dying.

You will also find bus routes connecting Carlisle to regional public transportation or intercity bus stations in Workington, Penrith, Ulverston and many more.

A parent can also count on a public school bus to provide transportation to a public prekindergarten.

UNCF also sponsors our Education Bus Tours, which highlight high - performing public schools in Indianapolis.

Similarly, Sydney's public transportation has been upgraded with eStops, the solar - powered, real - time bus timetables which provide not only traveling information, but also emergency notifications if necessary.

It also has an intricate public transit system consisting of cable car trolleys and busses, which results in fewer residents commuting by car — almost two - thirds of commuters either carpool or take public transportation.

UOB Delight also comes with other rebates like 3 % off monthly telco bills and contactless transactions like public bus rides.

Cable cars are both a San Francisco landmark and a part of an extensive public transportation network that also includes buses, trolleys, and a light rail system.

Yet public transport (trams, metros, and buses) also is excellent.

There is also an all - electric public bus «The Garibaldi» serving the City of Avalon on a fixed bus route from the Cabrillo Mole (where the boat comes in) to Casino Way and up the canyon to the Wrigley Memorial and Botanic Garden.

While not the speediest way to get to San Ignacio due to its frequent stops, the public bus is by far the cheapest and it is also a cultural experience as most local Belizeans will hop on and off the bus.

* Also to keep in mind, many public buses & mini-vans are ridiculously jam - packed.

You can also get to the iconic Piedra del Peñol rock and to the town by public bus from Medellin for less than 26,000 COP roundtrip.

* Colectivos (also called combis)-- are large vans that are used a small public buses within cities and between near cities & towns.

Some of these locations could also be visited by public transport but it would be difficult or impossible to complete each full itinerary in a single day by bus.

There is also a goverment bus service at the door to St Leonards (North Shore Private and Public Hospitals), Crows Nest (Mater Hospital), North Sydney and Lane Cove.

You can also take a public bus or join a tour group and let them transport you.

Public transportation is also nearby for easy access to downtown or the nearest subway station with Castle Hill buses 16, 16A and 116.

We're also super well connected with public transport, with tram and bus stops as well as metro stations very close to the hostel.

It is easy to find many means of public transport, specially trams, there are also buses and taxis, but then again, you are in a privilege position to access the endless display of hot spots around town.

It is a lovely place to walk around, to visit the Incan sites and even to spend the night; There are many public buses and collectivos at the Ollantaytambo Train Station that provide a cheap transfer to Cusco via Urubamba for around 8 - 10 soles or $ 3, departing regularly throughout the day; there are also many tourist buses now who provide transoprt for around $ 5 - $ 6 directly from the train station area

It is a lovely place to walk around, visit the Incan sites and even to spend the night; There are many public buses and collectivos at the Ollantaytambo Train Station that provide a cheap transfer to Cusco via Urubamba for around 10 soles or $ 3 - $ 3.50, departing regularly throughout the day; there are also many tourist buses now who provide transoprt for around $ 6 directly from the train station area.

Public transport is close - by and there's also a free weekday shuttle bus that travels to and from the Melbourne CBD and universities.

It also boasts plenty of parking plus excellent public transport links by train, bus and taxi.

A bus route runs into Playa de Muro then up to Alcudia, although you can also get a taxi if you don't feel like tackling public transport with all your beach gear.

We are also on a bus line so getting public transport is also easy.

It is also possible to get from the airport to Famara on public transport, although the bus line frequency is fairly low.

We're also very convenient to public transit, including MUNI buses and metro, as well as BART trains, which run to / from the San Francisco International Airport and the Oakland International Airport.

It is also close to public transport (metro, trams and buses).

We are also on the main public transport bus and metro route, with our own dedicated metro station.

If you are travelling by public transport, you will find the Abando railway station (Renfe) and Metro are less than 200 metres (218 yards) away, and the hotel is also conveniently located for the bus station to the airport.

At Small Studio in the Old Town is located in a street well served by public transports (the bus stop is near the house), from which you can reach the central station (also on foot in 10 min) and the airport.