Sentences with phrase «other transportation hubs»

The lovely couple above got their shape pretty much fixed in North America when, in 1974 AIGA, the American Institute of Graphic Arts, released 34 such symbols for use in airports and other transportation hubs.

In summary, the reasonable expectation of privacy differs significantly from searches conducted under circumstances when there is little or no expectation of privacy (e.g., airports and other transportation hubs) or when the search is minimally intrusive.

Airports and other transportation hubs are quickly realizing that the travel experience extends beyond the airport, but that the overall impression of the city starts the moment passengers arrive in the airport, whether its for arrivals or departures.

Not exact matches

The measure requires the Transportation Security Administration to ensure airports and other mass transit hubs have plans in place to respond to security incidents.

It's easy to get around in Honolulu, thanks to decent public transportation, and the city features a booming nightlife scene, but more than anything, the cultural hub serves as the gateway to the rest of Hawaii, where you can visit volcanoes and other natural wonders, or simply soak up the sun and surf on one of the state's many beaches.

It is the transportation hub to the other islands in the Maldives.

«Convenient transportation is essential to connect the business and idea hubs at the Navy Yard with the Brooklyn Tech Triangle, DUMBO, and other nearby centers for innovation as well as with the academic community,» said Mark Parsons, executive director of The Consortium for Research and Robotics, which is located in the Brooklyn Navy Yard and is a research center of Pratt Institute.

It's not ideal to drive into a city, I agree, but if I have to drive some of the way then perhaps this hub can integrate with other forms of public transport («integrated transportation» — a growing trend in Europe).

CSEC was supposedly able to track travellers for a week or more as they and their wireless devices showed up in other Wi - Fi «hot spots» in cities across Canada and even at U.S. airports, including hotels, coffee shops and restaurants, libraries, ground transportation hubs, and any number of places with public wireless Internet access.

The other factor sustaining the economy of Billings» 100,000 residents is its place as the largest industrial and transportation hub and a major retail center for a wide geographical area.