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He never travels by public transportation.
There is no public transportation from the village.
The reason is that we want to ensure that the respondents can actually make a choice, in the short run, between private and public transportation.
The usually dominant flow of cars and public transportation is regarded as but one of the many circulation patterns of the right-of-way.
The city has a busy waterfront, office towers, streets lined with shops and entertainment and a public transportation system that ties the city together.
The design and quality of the public transportation system is thus an important factor itself in decreasing the use of private transportation.
The income growth and rapid urbanization have outpaced the development of infrastructures, such as paved roads, public transportation equipment, and sewage treatment systems.
Workers in public transportation or security are subject to a moral amendment that sanctions occasional, no-notice inspections.
In a tropical developing country, it is unlikely that individuals will commute large distances in the absence of private or reliable public transportation.
It had been built nearly 30 miles from the capital in an isolated location that was not easily accessible by public transportation.
One way to reduce the political opposition to such measures is to provide a suitable system of public transportation.
Therefore, we conduct a mode choice experiment evaluating traveler preferences for different attributes of both private and public transportation.
On the other hand, the public transportation system is underdeveloped.
Among the most attractive potential advantages of an amplified city were such public services as electricity supply, water supply, gas supply, and public transportation.
Instrumental activities of daily living (15) included food shopping, food preparation, performing housework, handling finances, and using public transportation.
We therefore conclude that a program to reduce congestion and possibly pollution during peak hours should focus on increased cost of private transportation and faster, more reliable, public transportation.
The set of possible choices was determined during the pre-test and includes urban parks, noise pollution, air pollution, parking and public transportation, education, crime, water services, and solid waste services.
