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mass transit
noun
- a system of large-scale public transportation in a given metropolitan area, typically comprising buses, subways, and elevated trains.
Example Sentences
As the summer wore on, Thrillist found ways to produce travel and experience content that readers could do without using public or mass transit.
SpaceX is building the equivalent of a space railroad—a mass transit system that moves bulk goods for the lowest possible price per pound.
With a progressive majority in Congress to pass an ambitious transportation bill, the federal government could discourage driving and favor mass transit by raising the gas tax and revising transportation spending formulas.
Grocery stores, mass transit hubs, and doctor’s offices may warrant an extra level of care, though there are other considerations beyond time and place.
First elected in 2014, Lierman quickly rose into leadership positions in the House of Delegates, supporting issues including mass transit, expanded broadband access, broadening public records laws and paying college athletes.
Cast of beloved musical classes up mass transit with a capella ‘Circle of Life’
No president was better at funding mass transit than Ronald Reagan, he writes.
Google Maps: The biggest reason I have Google Maps on my homescreen has got to be mass transit directions!
For much of the last few decades, U.S. airlines have essentially provided mass transit in the sky.
Avidor, an artist, is a liberal New York native and mass-transit enthusiast who was a Green Party member for a time.
We shall need further anti-crime, mass transit, and transportation legislation--and new tools to fight air pollution.
Local mass transit, faring even worse, is as essential a community service as hospitals and highways.
We must help obtain more modern mass transit within our communities as well as low-cost transportation between them.
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