Sentences with phrase «use public transport systems»

The issue for ourselves was the location as it was difficult to get over to the other side of the road to use the public transport systems as the zebra crossings and traffic lights were not available all the way across the road.

May be one day our governments would ban all cars from roads make it mandatory for everyone to use public transport systems.

This ticket is then necessary to prove that you used the public transport system.

The Swiss travel pass is available only for the visitors or non-habitants of the Switzerland or Liechtenstein who came to visit Switzerland and explore more about the country and its sights using public transport system.

It's one of the main commuter hubs of Melbourne, so you shouldn't have any problems using the public transport system.

Not exact matches

The underground system, previously hidden from the public, was used to transport post across the city for 76 years.

When you are nipping on and off public transport, getting in and out of the car and stop - starting constantly in the shops all day long, it's important that you have an easy to use and reliable brake system.

A stroller is a popular choice for parents as a lightweight alternative to a travel system, particularly when using public transport.

A survey published by the Department for Transport on «Public attitudes towards road congestion», which was carried out between November 2009 and February 2010, found that over half of adults agreed that the current system of paying for road use should change so that the amount people paid was based on how often, when and where they used the roads.

Interestingly, one study found that people who used public transport were less likely to catch a cold than those who didn't, possibly due to having a battle - hardened immune system.

And how much money did all all of those expensive coach buses cost to transport children to be used as props in a political battle for more resources for the privatization of the public school system?

There's also what BMW claims to be a world first intermodal route planning system - i.e. it'll guide you whether you're in the car, on foot or using public transport... perish the thought.

Melbourne's public transport system goes just about anywhere, but traveling on it requires a myki card (used on all trams, trains — including regional ones — and buses).

Those profits can be used on providing an efficient cheap and clean public transport... Every major city should have a decent tram or underground rail system.

In what is a first for the country, the «Bio-Bus», a 40 - seat bus that uses biomethane as its fuel, is now operating in the UK, and could be a harbinger of a greener, more sustainable, public transport system.

Savings from reduced consumer and producer subsidies can be used for large ‐ scale renewables, energy efficiency and public transport systems, and, in developing countries, toward the rural poor, through for instance cleaner cooking and lighting such as distributed renewables and clean cook stoves.

Let's aim for towns and cities that are easily navigable by foot and bike, a fully electric and publicly owned train system that covers the country, and local public transport that's a joy to use — rather than the overpriced, unreliable service that's currently on offer in so many places.

Ideally you could tie this in with a driverID and GPS - supported traffic tracking and infringement system and use the funds to develop more centrally located quality public housing and more efficient public transport...