Sentences with phrase «more urban commuters»
That's why we're committed to solving major problems like bike theft — and to encouraging more urban commuters to swap four wheels for two.»
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Countryside Alliance warns of new research showing that on average those living in the countryside spend almost # 17 MORE on fuel each month than urban commuters, ahead of George Osborne's Autumn statement.
WSU is an urban commuter institution with a total student enrollment of more than 31,000 students, of which 23.84 % are African American, 5.47 % are Asian Pacific Islander, 1.94 % are Hispanic, and 0.38 % are American Indian / Alaskan Native.
Today the High Line, which opened in 2009, provides locals, commuters and tourists with more than a kilometer of green space several meters above the urban bustle below.
We've divided Calgary's neighbourhoods up into three categories: the core includes all the urban downtown communities, the inner suburbs are all the older, commuter neighbourhoods and the outer suburbs are the communities typically 45 minutes or more from the city centre.
Despite the dense urban - northeast feel of this city, more than one out of 200 Philly commuters ride a bike to work, and the city boasts an impressive 260 miles of bike lanes and paths — 16.8 miles per 100,000 people.
In a White Walls Project Space exclusive interview with More, we learn that he attributes his highly textural representations of the urban experience to his previous artistic career in graffiti, stating, «graffiti artists look at their surroundings differently than your average commuter.
As these bike lanes take up more of the urban landscape, other commuters are left scrambling for less of the sidewalks and roadways.
Tourists, commuters, students, and a whole lot of other people from urban areas of Canada and the U.S. come through the close streets of this town every day, and the resulting traffic risk ratings mean lots of local families will pay more for their Niagara Falls insurance bills than they would out in the Catskills.
Urban commuters need more than just crash protection, they need visibility.
A Toronto land transfer tax would make this situation even worse, which in turn would mean less growth in Toronto's taxable assessment base and more urban sprawl resulting in increased commuter gridlock, pollution and frustration levels,» Meehan says.