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public transit

NOUN
  1. a public transportation system for moving passengers

How To Use public transit In A Sentence

  • Note:From May 1, 2006, public transit tickets were sold by card swiping, so passenger transportation volume is uncomparable with that in 2005.
  • We retool each year just to change the design of cars… surely we can do the same, albeit on a grander scale, to shift more commuters to public transit.
  • Now it's home to a dense, multipurpose, taxpaying business well-served by public transit, which is supposedly what New Urbanists want.
  • Traffic congestion and inadequate public transit make this the most polluted metro area in the country.
  • They may have to provide services such as public transit and education incentives to lure workers to service jobs that an aging population will not be able to fill itself.
  • More importantly, he seems unaware that the primary mode of public transit when those downtowns and suburbs were built was the horsecar, a single-car mode of public transit with about half the carrying capacity of a modern bus.
  • Some city associations might also provide public transit such as street cars, without excluding private alternatives such as vans and jitneys.
  • No strategies have been implemented by the municipal government to discourage auto transport and promote public transit.
  • The Easter long weekend may end on a sour note for some commuters who use public transit.
  • I've seen many other instances where train rape is referenced, including a shirt my friend has that has a stick man reaching under a stick woman's dress on public transit and in Japanese is written "Beware of Perverts. Was RapeLay 'Asking For It'?
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