Commuters in Jersey City, NJ ranked second, averaging 36.5 minutes for one way commuters, while Newark, NJ commuters had a 35-minute commute.
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Commuters turned to the rail system, where huge crowds of commuters waited for trains.
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In 2005, there were 3.1 million super-commuters, or about 2.4 percent of all commuters.
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The urban area gained 58,000 transit commuters since 2000, but it also gained 85033,000 auto commuters.
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Commuters start the track fires that drive them crazy; commuters can put an end to them.
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Yeah, business travelers, for sure, but again, locals and commuters, we just ... KS: Oh, commuters, talk about that.
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The average personal income of bus commuters is $28,236, compared with $22015,2100 for subway commuters, the comptroller's report says.
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PERCENTAGE OF RESIDENTS WORKING FULL-TIME WHO ARE SUPER-COMMUTERS CHANGE IN NUMBER OF SUPER-COMMUTERS, 2005-17 Stockton-Lodi, Calif.
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And while that number may seem small, Bennet says it's growing: In 2005, there were 3.1 million super-commuters, or about 2.4 percent of all commuters.
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Yet by 2016 transit carried only about 10,000 more of the urban area's commuters to work than it did in 2000, while nearly 280,85003 more commuters drove to work.
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As of mid-January, CHP was aware of five incidents involving shuttles on Interstate Highway 280—four with Apple commuters and one with Google commuters, The San Francisco Examiner reported.
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As the situation unfolded, many commuters spoke of their train going full speed toward the station of Hoboken, others shared photographs of mangled steel and commuters running for the lives.
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It's no surprise, then, that the vast majority of American commuters drive to work alone, or that all those lonely commuters (plus taxis, Ubers, buses and delivery trucks) cause congestion.
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These jurisdictions along the Beltway and Dulles Toll Road are filled not just with commuters but wealthy commuters, with more university degrees on the wall than school-aged children in the house.
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Commute times were based on data from the Office for National Statistics, but an additional poll of 1,500 commuters by the RSPH identified some of the reasons why commuters are becoming less healthy.
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Cuomo urged commuters to drive carefully and avoid unnecessary travel.
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Commuters overcome by the gas were left writhing in pain.
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Commuters have little choice but to pour onto the roads.
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Commuters will encounter art from the street to ground levels.
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Things are pretty bleak for commuters in NYC right now.
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What about commuters who take buses or trains to work?
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Commuters this morning face modified service, as the investigation continues.
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Google Maps just got a lot more useful for commuters.
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Commuters are resigned to delays, missed connections and overcrowded carriages.
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On the train, a video shows him shaking commuters' hands.
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Each day, they bring thousands of commuters into the city.
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In DC, commuters who can afford alternatives will leave Metro.
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He said he hopes commuters will cooperate with his staff.
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As well as commuters' lives, cities will be transformed, too.
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These are popular routes for commuters of around 50 kilometers.
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Some commuters found more creative solutions to their transport woes.
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The trains had been carrying about 100 passengers, mainly commuters.
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Railroad officials said the disruption affected 30,903 to 40,000 commuters.
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Commuters can use alternate branches, such as Montauk or Babylon.
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At other times, commuters transfer in Stamford or South Norwalk.
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"), ignore invitations from fellow commuters ("What book are you reading?
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An attempted terrorist attack panics commuters in New York City.
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They were denounced by politicians and commuters in the region.
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And most commuters don't share their cars, Mr. Klein said.
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Commuters have noted the building with its famous checkerboard pattern.
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Commuters were constantly bracing for the next cascade of delays.
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Many veteran commuters are hoping to avoid Penn Station altogether.
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In exchange, commuters on the line will receive steep discounts.
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People gathered on the sidewalk, the hotel workers, the commuters.
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Exasperated commuters shove each other, scrambling for the subway home.
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Commuters had to squeeze into buses to get into Manhattan.
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Bike commuters do a lot to make drivers notice them.
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These are moves that commuters, the trades, and taxpayers want.
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Commuters can reach New York City by train or bus.
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But commuters of America, take heart: Indianapolis has it worse.
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"With the worsening traffic situation and lack of last mile connectivity options for daily commuters, came the idea of providing commuters an option which is reliable, safe and convenient," co-founder Divya Kalia says.
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Close to 400,000 commuters pass through a series of tolls between Singapore and Malaysia on a daily basis, and many of these commuters are traveling in their own private cars, according to Singapore's immigration authority.
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Commuters, from the sweat-averse to the environmentally conscious, are keen.
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Commuters in San Francisco are temporarily down one mode of transportation.
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This isn't exactly revolutionary for London commuters, but it's a start.
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Commuters can expect regular train and metro service to resume Thursday.
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Remember when I said commuters would get some sweet new features?
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Voi Scooters: owns, operates, and manages electric scooters for urban commuters
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Cannondale sells e-bikes designed just for mountain bikers and commuters.
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But it would be hard to persuade most commuters of that.
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Another common complaint: commuters in Overcrowd don't like to be overcrowded.
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Last month, a pair of breaks caused widespread delays for commuters.
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We believe London's private-hire drivers, commuters and residents deserve better.
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For commuters, it's really just meant to be an adorable break.
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I am too delicate to be shouted at by cranky commuters.
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The aluminum Stellar and Stout are more traditional looking city commuters.
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Commuters waste more and more of their lives in stationary cars.
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New York area commuters paid $1,739, while L.A. drivers spent $1,711.
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Our highways were never designed to sustain today's amount of commuters.
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Those measures did not necessarily mean racially profiling commuters, he said.
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There's one planned for Grand Central train commuters in New York.
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Still, cross-border commuters continued crossing over for work and school.
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Sadly, the video shows that most commuters aren't willing to budge.
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The authority's chairman, Thomas F. Prendergast, said he understood commuters' frustrations.
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Currently an estimated 215,24 commuters and visitors use Union Station daily.
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Rainfall from the storm flooded roads, stranding motorists and train commuters.
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Andrew M. Cuomo of New York said commuters should expect delays.
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Some lucky commuters are able to visit their partner every weekend.
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The workweek for many commuters got off to a shaky start.
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If nothing else, the latest measures have succeeded at infuriating commuters.
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" Frustrated commuters vent their travails over Twitter with the hashtag "#UnsuckMetro.
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Ultimately, the city cannot rely on commuters alone, city leaders say.
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Google's Waze set up a similar service for commuters in 2015.
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At other times, commuters must transfer in South Norwalk or Stamford.
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We're on all the platforms, like commuters at Grand Central Terminal.
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Obstacles: outrage and skepticism from commuters and civic and business leaders.
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The city depends on those commuters to keep its economy growing.
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For some commuters and airport employees, cycling saves time and money.
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In the subway, fake news is anonymously AirDropped onto commuters' phones.
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It was a bad morning for tens of thousands of commuters.
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But many commuters do not have the option of working remotely.
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But commuters have heard this before, and they are rightfully skeptical.
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More than 27 commuters responded — with praise, gripes and, sometimes, both.
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On Tuesday morning, commuters heading to work were hunched over newspapers.
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In Stockton, 8 percent of commuters travel 90 minutes or more.
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For now, several thousand commuters are just glad that PATH exists.
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Unlike most navigation app, Citymapper is designed for public transit commuters.
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About 10,000 to 45,000 commuters stop there now during that time.
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But he described satisfaction when rushing commuters pause to stop in.
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Commuters now physically dragging protestors from the roof of the train.
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Commuters, some holding electric scooters or bicycles, checked their phones anxiously.
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On average, Berlin's commuters spend 62 minutes commuting on public transport.
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On average, New York's commuters spend 87 minutes on public transport.
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The incident occurred in front of a platform of morning commuters.
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A flooded subway entrance stopped Brooklyn commuters in their tracks yesterday.
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Commuters to nearby cities like White Plains, N.Y., and Danbury, Conn.
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Commuters, on the other hand, were relegated to the lower concourse.
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But like many commuters, the B39 received a reprieve when Gov.
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More commuters are coming into the city, jostling with the locals.
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You can always make your commuters miserable — hello, Boston T system — but the more constructive way to play, at least if you want to win and earn lots of money, is to keep your commuters happy.
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About 45 percent of the commuters and 53 percent of the other participants also reported some walking when they weren't going to work, and 9 percent of commuters and 7 percent of other adults reported some cycling.
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Residents and commuters should get home as early as possible on Friday.
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In Australia, Obike has riled up commuters by clogging public bicycle racks.
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Heavy security at subway stations in Los Angeles greeted commuters on Tuesday.
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Commuters have for decades navigated this network using only word of mouth.
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New York City's Hudson Square area is not convenient to many commuters.
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Young urban commuters in Europe are finally giving e-bikes their attention.
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Bangladeshi commuters use a rickshaw to cross a flooded street in Dhaka.
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We must move more commuters faster with less damage to the environment.
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Commuters are now discovering the benefits of electrified personal travel as well.
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Businesses were operating normally and commuters flowing through the area to work.
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Photographs of bloody, burned commuters staggering from the London Underground were everywhere.
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If all the commuters left Luxembourg, where will Luxembourg find its workers?
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The push to change Tokyo commuters' schedules isn't new, according to CityLab.
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Last month, the station was crammed with commuters after a power outage.
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The transportation agency referred commuters to their website for the latest information.
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It is a major transportation artery for commuters between Brooklyn and Manhattan.
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The station serves an estimated 600, 000 commuters and travelers a day.
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Many commuters — particularly Toronto's Irish community — were quick to notice the error.
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Metro shutdown Commuters in Washington may not get to work until lunchtime.
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People-watching is, perhaps, New York City commuters' number one shared pastime.
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The mass transit system has not been kind to New Jersey commuters.
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Surrounded by commuters, we boarded an escalator, heading down to the station.
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In Europe alone, commuters in more than 60 cities use rail subways.
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The other takes a jumble of commuters and travellers towards the airport.
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Others offered little sympathy, suggesting that commuters learn to love the bus.
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Taxi ranks were full of commuters attempting to find a way out.
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Taxi queues were full of commuters attempting to find a way out.
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Many Japanese commuters like to play on their mobile phones, for example.
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The officer saw panicked commuters running out of the passageway, Egbert said.
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Once Ullah was in custody, the officers began to evacuate commuters safely.
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But it was the smell, commuters said, that was the real problem.
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But he insisted Viennese commuters were no smellier than those anywhere else.
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The commuters onboard appeared to be, understandably, not very into that shit.
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One such ad shows somber young commuters on a Chicago "L" train.
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Commuters checked the time, calculating how late they would be for work.
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It didn't get much better for commuters in the Tri-state area.
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His "Invisible Cities" mingled commuters with performers and listeners at Union Station.
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Andrew M. Cuomo predicted would cause a "summer of hell" for commuters.
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The head of the council representing commuters warned of the political consequences.
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The building's location, Mr. Sachs added, is also ideal for Manhattan commuters.
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Suburban commuters were stranded on Friday because of damage to major roads.
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Commuters abandoned the terminal, turning to trains that were overloaded and delayed.
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Commuters riding a subway train in New York City on March 210.
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Until it's solved, commuters are stuck with an all around shitty situation.
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In 2009, 6.6 percent of Stockton commuters had commutes over 90 minutes.
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Commuters who live and work in Stockton no doubt have easy commutes.
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When gas prices fall, commuters are happy and Exxon Mobil is sad.
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The blaze burned near the 91 freeway as commuters sat in traffic.
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Since then, commuters like Joseph Rodrigues have been eagerly awaiting its return.
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Commuters wear face masks on an underground metro train in Hong Kong.
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Editorial New York commuters ably survived the "summer of hell" that Gov.
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Tens of thousands of area commuters could have a bumpy ride ahead.
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Such delays force more commuters onto already crowded buses and clogged roadways.
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Commuters often bemoan the quality of the transit agencies' communications and preparations.
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But commuters would gladly trade all that for a more efficient service.
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And commuters will experience some anguish before they see improvements, she added.
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We break down the disruption that affected hundreds of thousands of commuters.
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On average, commuters spend 64 minutes commuting on public transport in Paris.
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Thwaites asked himself these questions and observed Noggin as commuters streamed past.
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The authority also held eight public hearings to receive feedback from commuters.
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Mr. Lhota asked commuters to reconsider their routes to ease the crowding.
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The agency advised commuters to find other ways of reaching their destinations.
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The agency advised commuters to find other ways of reaching their destinations.
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As Twitter users pointed out, the commuters didn't look "panicked" at all.
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They need to stop playing monopoly with the commuters of the city.
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But many commuters traveling to the city from New Jersey were foiled.
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Commuters in the Golden State are feeling the biggest burden on their wallets compared to any other state in the US, as a new survey found a number of California cities to be the most costly on commuters' budget.
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Vehicular commuters who rely on Google Maps just got a useful new feature.
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It hopes to one day zip commuters across the country at 700 mph.
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And it comes at a time when commuters are particularly grumpy about trains.
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The beneficiaries of metro systems are the businesses and commuters within a state.
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Commuters on the train were able to put it out before it spread.
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For commuters, homeowners and anyone who works outside, snowstorms are basically the worst.
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Zachary Pustejovsky, 28, said the official mitigation plan offered little respite for commuters.
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Ola Share Pass lets commuters pay for 10, or 20 rides as well.
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Fellow commuters look on in shock as the man collapses onto the tracks.
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The quake led to inconveniences for some commuters in the San Francisco area.
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Commuters are paying for gas to get to work on their credit cards.
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Commuters streamed out of the city centre, trying to get home on foot.
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Fortunately for commuters, the train station will soon get a much-needed makeover.
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The few commuters seen during peak-hour morning traffic were all wearing masks.
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The average annual delay faced by commuters has increased by 22010% since 19123.
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Commuters can catch Metro-North Railroad's Harlem Line at the Mount Kisco station.
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Uber is launching a new tool aimed at helping commuters make train journeys.
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Commuters are perplexed: Why do all the Westminster tube signs say Webminster today?
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Less is a ride-sharing service for commuters and other short distance rides.
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On top of this, over 3% of commuters cycle to work each day.
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Regular commuters across land borders could carry similar tokens on their mobile devices.
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One jerk train conductor managed to ruin the day of dozens of commuters.
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By region, commuters in the Northeast corridor lost the most hours to traffic.
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"Bodak Yellow" even brought together the famously grumpy commuters on New York's subway.
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So, why would Uber do this to the good commuters of San Francisco?
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Several train operators asked commuters not to travel or set off very early.
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Did he think he was saving other commuters from confronting the tiny pest?
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Commuters walked home from the city center because there was no public transport.
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To commuters kissed by the sun, make their way to and from places.
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Tourists and commuters know 34th Street in Manhattan as a major shopping district.
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Lyft also introduced Lyft Carpool, a service aimed specifically at commuters, in March.
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The Big Apple is only 2823 miles away, and many residents are commuters.
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By next summer commuters will also have Citywide Ferry Service, Councilman Menchaca said.
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How would Scotland and England manage cross-border commuters and cross-border commerce?
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Karmi reportedly hoped lost commuters would spend more money at the station's stores.
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This week, it's crowded with commuters and shoppers making last-minute holiday purchases.
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After reviewing the Treadwell 2, I'd say it's an outstanding bike for commuters.
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The biggest loss here, for now anyway, seems to have been commuters' time.
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Bus riders also tend to be less well-off than subway commuters. Gov.
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Surly commuters heralded the M Shop grand opening with a stream of invective.
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In the meantime, New Jersey's commuters will look to Mr. Murphy for relief.
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The torment that now routinely afflicts New Jersey rail commuters underlines his shortsightedness.
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The busy Alexanderplatz U-Bahn station was packed with commuters on March 11.
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They sit calmly on the subway tracks, ignoring discomfited commuters on the platform.
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In New York, commuters are dusting off their bicycles to avoid subway germs.
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Some commuters preferred to give up on public transit entirely and walked instead.
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But on that December evening, six commuters died and 19 others were wounded.
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On any given day in Manhattan, commuters will run into Michael De Feo.
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Sentences would have been packed tightly, like commuters on a busy subway car.
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But okada are the bane of daily commuters such as baker Dambo Godfrey.
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Typically, commuters heading to Grand Central transfer at Union Station in New Haven.
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Some commuters wondered aloud on Thursday how and why such problems have recurred.
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But local commuters would gladly trade all that for a more efficient service.
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It's a route of great scenic beauty, but not exactly convenient for commuters.
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But for big city commuters in particular, I think there's a better option.
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Buses were commandeered -- leaving commuters to run in fear -- and used for roadblocks.
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On average, Singapore's commuters spend 84 minutes commuting on public transport each day.
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The service is aimed at some of the wealthiest commuters in the city.
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Nationwide, one in 36 commuters travel 90-plus minutes to work each day.
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America is a largely suburban nation where most commuters drive to work alone.
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Another thing that helped: beefed-up transit staff guiding commuters through unfamiliar routines.
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As more commuters occupy the train, individuals' personal and physical spaces are invaded.
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A portrait of subway hell in words and images, drawn from commuters' tweets.
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Bartenders stash beer cans into brown paper bags for commuters in a rush.
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Commuters at Canary Wharf station, in the heart of London's global banking center.
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That prospect sent shudders through metro Atlanta commuters, who already contend with heavy traffic.
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As other commuters gather round, he helps pull the fallen man back to safety.
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Most were commuters with nowhere to go, dressed in smart clothes and long coats.
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Con: Crying hysterically in front of emotionally repressed commuters is not a good look.
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The tourists and commuters only looked ahead at the next staircase, the next exit.
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This stranded commuters in the Bay Area for hours during Tuesday's evening rush hour.
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With many commuters staying home, New York City's normally bustling Times Square was sedate.
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She explained that these vans belong to a new breed of working homeless commuters.
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The Priority Embark is basically a next-generation electric bike built for daily commuters.
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Public transit systems remain too slow or sporadic to reliably get commuters to work.
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Commuters crowd around to board a Midtown Manhattan bus to White Plains, New York.
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Few commuters braved the morning rush-hour on one of Beijing's busiest subway lines.
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The scene is bizarre, almost hallucinogenic, especially to commuters on their way to work.
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With luck, Transantiago could become a service that commuters are happy to pay for.
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Similarly, Uber and Lyft's carpooling options have also become popular among commuters, Kia adds.
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Commuters soon moved in, attracted by house prices 60% lower than the London average.
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Today it has the dubious distinction of having the largest number of "super-commuters".
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That route runs from north to south and is a major thoroughfare for commuters.
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There are also knock-on effects, as ID checks delay commuters, tourists and truckers.
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Like commuters whose train has finally pulled in, optimists feel their time has come.
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The delay caused some momentary panic among commuters trying to get into the city.
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Even something as innocent-seeming as public wifi has been used to track commuters.
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Many commuters relied on buses and officials set up backup generators throughout the city.
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But not all existing implementations offer a universal way for commuters to ride free.
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Black urban voters disliked it for prioritizing access for suburban commuters over city dwellers.
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By prioritizing vehicles over people, this proposed rule would fail both commuters and communities.
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But some lucky commuters will find their own free copies, signed by the author.
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Nintendo knew that Game Boy represented an exciting proposition for daily commuters, among others.
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The outage shuttered businesses, paralyzed the country's main oil export terminal, and stranded commuters.
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Agents rushed to the station but couldn't find him among the early morning commuters.
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As many regular commuters can tell you, our country is facing an infrastructure crisis.
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It was in an area packed with commuters, people shopping, children going to school.
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Or Canary Wharf London Underground station as it is known to the city's commuters.
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And now a fresh nightmare is seared in the minds of Mumbai's train commuters.
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Citymapper, though, is basically used by commuters and tourists who are doing short journeys.
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It's right off of State Route 99, which could make it convenient for commuters.
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Conditions prompted school closures, hours-long delays for commuters and hundreds of flight cancellations.
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Commuters said that nothing seemed out of the ordinary as they approached Hoboken Terminal.
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She figures that thousands of commuters over the years have sung duets with her.
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Metro's bus service — and its competitors — raced to absorb the thousands of displaced commuters.
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Grab's app platform is robust, highly scalable and widely used by commuters in Singapore.
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But unfortunately, commuters in the great plains had to contend with Quacky last week.
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Many commuters have shared their sense that service is deteriorating, not improving as Gov.
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There is no train station in Ridgefield Park; most commuters take the bus instead.
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Revenue is plummeting as commuters nationwide stay home to prevent the spread of virus.
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Wind gusts could create "near-whiteout conditions" for commuters, the National Weather Service said.
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Streets normally busy with commuters walking or bicycling to the train station were deserted.
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Among the commuters traveling beneath Times Square was a man in a hooded sweatshirt.
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The New York commuters trudged along beneath Times Square: Monday morning, off to work.
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By imposing massive new tolls and fees paid for by American commuters and homeowners.
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Some soldiers could be seen on the main roads but were not stopping commuters.
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As Ms. Williams notes, nine out of 10 Hudson River rail passengers are commuters.
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Remind commuters that with their MetroCard, they are effectively gaining a complimentary gym membership.
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Andrew M. Cuomo of New York to forecast a "summer of hell" for commuters.
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But will commuters have to worry about hackers following them down into the subway?
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But authorities claim his intentions were to terrorize, and even kill, his fellow commuters.
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It was important that the video communicate and honor the horrors experienced by commuters.
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Instead, the railroad is providing extra service to help bring commuters into the city.
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Commuters spilled out of the Canal Street subway station and walked past the taxi.
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Even after death, they pester commuters when their carcasses crunch underfoot on city sidewalks.
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Commuters to Manhattan can catch the Metro-North Harlem Line at the Bronxville station.
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But some feel the new station is a sign of hope for beleaguered commuters.
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The group was thrilled when commuters actually decided to take part in the meal
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That doesn't include millions of commuters who will be traveling again to their jobs.
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At least two commuters went onto the tracks to help pull her to safety.
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Andrew M. Cuomo of New York, will be a "summer of hell" for commuters.
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While it may not entirely be consolation for Canadian commuters, they are not alone.
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Many L.I.R.R. commuters do not realize how convenient and less stressful this station is.
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"Manhattan," by Josef Albers, hung above commuters passing through the MetLife Building for decades.
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Right from the start, the producers of the musical aimed their message at commuters.
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Angry commuters clashed with climate protesters at peak rush hour in London this morning.
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In some cities, commuters seem to swear by a, "you snooze, you lose" mentality.
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Confusion reigned as commuters checked whether the No. 9 line was up and running.
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Most commuters drive, which can easily take two hours or more depending on traffic.
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The explosion filled the corridor with smoke and sent commuters scrambling into the streets.
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But for reasons that nobody understands, they went after bicycle commuters on this one.
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"New Jersey commuters aren't being treated any differently," Mr. Mujica said in an interview.
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Nicki performed in the Oculus, which you have to imagine was annoying for commuters.
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Commuters without their own vehicles would be able to travel in communal passenger cars.
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He often picks up the same commuters, on the same routes, which he likes.
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The agency's troubles are especially perilous because it serves the country's most crowded region, where hundreds of thousands of commuters depend on mass transit; the loss of productivity from the many wasted hours commuters endure on delayed trains is impossible to calculate.
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There was an increase in the number of commuters using public transport and carpooling apps.
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A Women's Day protest caused chaos and delays in Rome, leaving some Italian commuters stranded.
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Transportation authorities are trying to put together a traffic plan, a detour plan for commuters.
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Perhaps some graffiti and rat-kings would provide a little more color for the commuters.
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We segment out our customers along travelers, commuters and locals, and there are huge differences.
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The notorious London Underground will put fear into the most seasoned commuters during peak times.
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Police with helmets and shields blocked overhead walkways and plainclothes officers checked commuters' identity cards.
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Nearby, some Zimbabweans queued for cash outside banks while public taxis ferried commuters to work.
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Commuters from the affluent communities of West Los Angeles became tired of the hellish traffic.
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About two-thirds of the commuters relied exclusively on a car to get to work.
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LONDON — A small community of commuters gave a fitting tribute to a lost little pal.
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Every day, millions of commuters use the sprawling train network in Mumbai and its suburbs.
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Traveling through Penn is a bit of a necessary evil that commuters just deal with.
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Few commuters seen during the morning rush-hour on one of Beijing's busiest subway lines.
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Uber has struck partnerships with several cities and townships to offer reduced fares for commuters.
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Going forward, we'd like to see Chariot become available to a larger population of commuters.
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So, families and long-distance commuters with a tight gas budget probably shouldn't buy Wranglers.
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Called UberAIR, Uber will offer short-term shareable flights to commuters as soon as 2023.
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In 2017, 22 commuters were crushed to death in a stampede on another railway footbridge.
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It's better than nothing, but most commuters would probably rather see some actual improvements instead.
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NJ Transit posted a customer notice on its website advising commuters of their Friday options.
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Phoenix area commuters had the highest savings at $135 a week, according to Nerd Wallet.
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Commuters "don't want to be picking up something they profoundly disagree with", explains Mr Young.
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Two commuters, Jenny and Clive Starr, stepped in to defend the mother and her child.
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Commuters in London woke up to books in train and Tube stations across the city.
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Commuters can even preprogram the system to automatically start at a particular time of day.
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All that knowledge is well and good now but didn't help the poor, confused commuters.
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News of the plan last year angered commuters worried it would disrupt a popular service.
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In 2012, a group of Harvard University researchers surveyed Boston-area train commuters about immigration.
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The train plowed through the heavy layer of snow, spraying commuters with avalanche-like velocity.
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That means regular commuters who own cars can pick up other passengers using the app.
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Commuters will be able to schedule a Hitch ride up to seven days in advance.
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During peak hours, vehicle commuters faced an average annual delay of 74 hours in 2014.
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While an inconvenience for commuters, the construction could prove costly to Brooklyn's booming housing market.
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New Jersey commuters are bracing for what could be the worst traffic jams in decades.
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The government has long sought to steer commuters away from the need to buy cars.
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When the song ends, Hawkins looks up at the dozen or so commuters that remain.
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Roughly 600,000 commuters, mostly from New Jersey and Long Island, use the station each day.
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Manhattan alone provides more than 2.1 million jobs and hosts 1.6 million commuters a day.
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Front Burner More than 90,000 commuters a day pass through the Columbus Circle subway station.
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On Wednesday, trains were running on a limited Saturday schedule, creating arduous delays for commuters.
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On Waze, instead of designated drivers, these are everyday commuters who have some empty seats.
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But still, roughly three-quarters of American commuters drive to work alone in their cars.
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Simply put, the tunnels cannot sustain themselves, and we are risking the safety of commuters.
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Some sort of subterranean rail carriage designed to transport commuters throughout the greater metropolitan area?
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Insurance firms provide policies that defray the cost to commuters of fighting accusations of groping.
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"The people who will pay for this literally and metaphorically are the commuters," he added.
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Commuters at a Pyongyang subway station pass Rodong Sinmun, the country's largest state-sanctioned newspaper.
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A closing could force hordes of commuters onto buses and roads that are already packed.
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Recall that HOV lanes were created as an incentive for commuters to change their behaviors.
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The Contigo Autoseal West Loop is the most versatile, easy-to-use choice for commuters.
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In contrast, 4.3% of the commuters who traveled by car or public transport were injured.
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There was almost no snow at all in February, leaving children crestfallen but commuters relieved.
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The paltry snowfall has left children crestfallen, teenagers pining for snow days and commuters relieved.
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"It's such a site-specific work that engages the commuters and the community," she said.
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We walked together with the Tang family for about nine hours, stopping cleaners, commuters, shopkeepers.
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And at the 14th Street station, plenty of commuters hurried by without a second glance.
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While commuters filled the Coach buses, another line of riders dutifully waited for the alternative.
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He also portrayed factory workers, ordinary objects in alleys and the faces of beleaguered commuters.
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Reverse commuters can catch Metro-North trains at Grand Central Terminal, at East 42nd Street.
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Jamar Hester's MetroCard was not working, so he followed other commuters through the exit gate.
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Another proposal claimed its train would zip commuters to Manhattan in a mere seven minutes.
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More than half of bus commuters are foreign-born, and only 21910 percent are white.
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The idea of trying to find that ghostly presence of lost commuters really intrigued me.
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For commuters like Marcel Vantuyn, the tolls add up quickly, even with E-ZPass discounts.
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Commuters should not have to wonder when or if they will arrive at their destinations.
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Commuters have been left stranded, struggling with fare hikes, and getting onto packed public transport.
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Soon it became the place for commuters to grab their morning coffee and buttered bagels.
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"What more appropriate thing is there to help commuters," he said, "than a commuter tax?"
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Looming track repairs at Penn Station will create a "summer of hell" for commuters, Gov.
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Several months after the opening, commuters discovered troubling water leaks at the Hudson Yards station.
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Commuters are forced to take a detour onto a very busy I-295 each morning.
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Commuters who braved the storm worried that they could be stranded later in the day.
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Commuters might use it to get from the tube station to their home, for instance.
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Workers wearing protective gear descended on the station, apparently responding to reports of sick commuters.
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They are buses for commuters, trucks for suppliers and relatively cheap maritime thrills for travelers.
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Most commuters use one of two Metro-North stations in Westport: Westport and Green's Farms.
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On the other hand, some retailers are looking forward to the flood of new commuters.
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Cover: Commuters ride an empty carriage of a tram in Milan, Italy, on Monday, Feb.
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There was also the recently opened subway station where thousands of commuters crowded every day.
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Looming construction at Pennsylvania Station was sparking fears of a "summer of hell" for commuters.
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Commuters enrich the city (where I lived for most of my life) and the state.
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Beleaguered commuters flocked to other lines that were overcrowded and sweltering on a hot day.
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The folks at Yuba have even thought about many of the issues that commuters face.
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They cleared the streets before retreating into the station, which had been closed to commuters.
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As snow piled up on roads that went unplowed, thousands of commuters found themselves stranded.
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Commuters between Mandalay, in central Myanmar, and Yangon reported highway closures because of the flooding.
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Commuters who rely on train service at Penn Station said the safety problems were paramount.
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The additional capacity from the new lane saves commuters 6,000 hours of traffic every day.
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Probably ideal for commuters looking for pleasant popcorn reading to start or end the day.
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Commuters spend an average of 77 minutes on public transport every day in San Francisco.
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On average, commuters spend 73 minutes a day commuting on public transport in Hong Kong.
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Next to it - architects installed art to amuse commuters as they hurried over the river.
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This summer, New York, New Jersey and Connecticut commuters are experiencing what New York Gov.
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While Penn Station was built to accommodate 200,85033 daily commuters, daily traffic now exceeds 700,000.
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Other images show injured commuters, their faces wrapped in gauze, being treated by emergency workers.
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The existing rail tunnel under the Hudson River transports 200,000 commuters into Manhattan each day.
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Commuters in Dubai could be taking to the skies in "passenger drones" later this year.
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He expected many commuters would begin traveling not only new routes, but at alternate hours.
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Some commuters said the traffic seemed lighter and that the delays were better than expected.
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A train line will soon zip commuters from downtown to the new $575 million airport.
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Commuters to Manhattan can catch Metro-North's Harlem line at the Tuckahoe or Crestwood stations.
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None of that stops the brave—some might say foolhardy—commuters in Wiktoria Wojciechowska's Short Flashes.
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Ola Share Pass is seeing same commuters ride more often on the platform, a spokesperson said.
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There, managers squeeze 70-75 freight trains a day between 340 passenger trains packed with commuters.
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Its First Transit brand offers shuttle buses and other services to commuters in the United States.
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Let's check out a few familiar commuters to see how the GXL can ease their commute.
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Commuters will be able to book rides from their nearest landing pad through a smartphone app.
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Lightweight and comfortable, the BackBeat PRO 2 headphones are a great option for travelers and commuters.
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She described it as chaos, with commuters screaming and completely unaware of what was going on.
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New York commuters felt her pain — but that didn't stop everyone from making fun of her.
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It's just something commuters come to expect when riding the nation's largest, most overcrowded transit system.
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A stream of traffic is carrying in mostly African-American commuters from Maryland's Prince George's County.
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Few commuters were seen during the morning rush-hour on one of Beijing's busiest subway lines.
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One study said commuters in Lagos an average of 30 hours a week stuck in traffic.
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Utah commuters are having a real trip with the message keyed into their digital highway signs.
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"But you're happy," Amy insisted as they were squeezed closer together by another pack of commuters.
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He talked about families, commuters, travelers, vacationers, and day-trippers taking advantage of quicker air flight.
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Commuters are stranded in Grand Central Terminal during the evening commute on Tuesday in New York.
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With 650,000 commuters getting lost in Penn Station every day, it certainly does need a revamp.
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Commuters have embraced scooter-sharing in the nation's capital since it was introduced in late February.
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The MTA's MetroCard system is a source of frustration for regular commuters and presidential hopefuls alike.
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Commuters are subjected to snarling traffic, the costs of which are predicted to double by 2030.
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But Monday morning was the first time that thousands of eager commuters boarded it for work.
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The ARC also found last year that only 3.1 percent of Atlanta commuters used public transit.
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U.S. commuters (even those without cars) can start streaming the Your Daily Drive playlist starting today.
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This would have negative effects on commuters traveling on other transit systems, such as the subway.
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"All of a sudden we now have locals, as well as commuters and travelers," he said.
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But the region's commuters are hooked on the price and convenience, while car owners see opportunity.
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The Mahindra Genze 2.0 is an all-electric scooter designed for commuters riding in city centers.
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In fact, soon Ford might be able to provide commuters with access to an e-bike.
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I'm sitting on the subway, bleary-eyed, watching my fellow commuters enter and leave the train.
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Minor scuffles broke out between protesters and commuters as some grew frustrated over the train stoppage.
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Commuters waste 2628 long hours and $28503,22019 in fuel per person as they wait in traffic.
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The shutdown left 700,483 commuters scrambling for alternative transportation and exacerbating the city's already awful traffic.
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Starting Monday, commuters face eight weeks of rerouted, canceled and delayed trains on all three railways.
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With its mix of countryside, council estates and commuters, Reading West is a slice of England.
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Then there are Dhaka's commuters, who rely on rickshaws more than any other form of transport.
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I take the train in from New Jersey, and there are fewer commuters at that time.
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Students set up street parties, commuters honked their horns and grandmothers clattered their pots and pans.
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The closed lanes caused gridlock in the town, stymying ambulances, commuters and schoolchildren for four days.
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At a taxi stand near downtown, commuters jump in and out of minibuses in the rain.
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Make Passengers Feel Bad About Themselves Tell commuters that they don't deserve a better subway system.
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By contrast, 20.84 percent of commuters in the world's top cycling city, Copenhagen, ride to work.
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They will carry commuters and tourists over the 235-mile route at up to 125 mph.
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On Tuesday, Lyft introduced a separate car pool service called Lyft Carpool, aimed at daily commuters.
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Los Angeles commuters are getting an on-the-house arts education for the month of December.
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The sheen of the extension has mostly worn off, replaced by workaday concerns of daily commuters.
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Commuters arrived at a rural office park and dog walkers basked in the late-summer sun.
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Commuters can catch the Pacific Surfliner south to San Diego and north to San Luis Obispo.
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Ken Livingstone, the mayor at the time, was assailed for heaping misery on thousands of commuters.
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The association casts the proposal as doing the greatest good for the greatest number of commuters.
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Gleaming new bicycle racks for commuters at Vaxjo railway station were mostly empty one recent day.
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"The injured commuters were taken for medical attention at various hospitals," Metrorail said in a statement.
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Publicize studies showing that commuters maintain agile minds from years of working out byzantine transport calculations.
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The Oculus transportation hub in Lower Manhattan is mostly devoid of commuters and tourists, March 15.
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It's often the first stop for hundreds of thousands of commuters from neighboring Ciudad Juárez, Mexico.
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On any given weekday, commuters in Lagos, Nigeria's commercial capital, are snarled in traffic for hours.
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The authority has not said whether Long Island commuters will receive discounts on their disrupted commutes.
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The hundreds of thousands of commuters who rely on the station are poring over scrambled schedules.
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A sign outside Penn Station on a recent morning targeted desperate commuters with discount parking rates.
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If Grand Central is a cathedral for commuters, Agern is a chapel for indulging the senses.
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The commuters heading to New York usually enter the city at Port Authority or Penn Station.
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Chariot also hopes to scoop up some commuters frustrated with New York's often cramped public transit.
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More than an hour later, the terminal was still full of commuters, but none were moving.
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Expanding New York City's bike lanes has given commuters an alternative to the deteriorating subway system.
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The reality is, very few commuters or urban users scoot more than 5 miles a day.
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Many of our commuters may not have access to a gallery or museum in their community.
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Meanwhile, commuters in Los Angeles can pay up to $122 for a 30-day metro pass.
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These include bus stops and other public transport routes that expose commuters to intense UV rays.
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The subway's yearlong maintenance plan, which began in June, has mostly affected daily commuters thus far.
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Its station is used by commuters traveling into Manhattan from New Jersey and New York state.
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As they walked, they heard the muttering among other frustrated commuters about Venezuelans ruining the country.
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How will this affect commuters on the Metro-North Railroad and the Long Island Rail Road?
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Eight weeks of repairs around Penn Station were supposed to make this summer nightmarish for commuters.
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Commuters, tourists, kids: We looked up at this thing, mesmerized, in jeopardy of missing a train.
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Commuters who rely on the L train will soon have fewer options on nights and weekends.
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Lou Reed and Alex Katz glowering in grayscale might do little to brighten commuters' moods, though.
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Europe's railways are on a long journey, but commuters will surely be better off down the line.
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The outage shuttered businesses, plunged the city's main airport into darkness and left commuters stranded in Caracas.
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Screenshot: Pear VideoThe People's Daily warned commuters that riding the X-ray machines is forbidden and harmful.
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Bennet says building more affordable homes and more public transportation could ease the burden for many commuters.
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All though some morning commuters made it through the flood waters, some people had to be rescued.
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Police in Upper Darby are asking commuters to avoid the 69th Street terminal where the accident occurred.
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Cuomo has been outspoken about problems that affect suburban commuters at New York City's busy Pennsylvania Station.
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For commuters, swappable batteries are a game changer, and the M1's implementation really is top notch.
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A strike by train drivers on one of Britain's busiest railway networks gave commuters the winter blues.
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Fellow commuters will absolutely love this trick, as it will likely make them extra late for work.
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Just make sure you have some hand sanitizer because fellow commuters may be full of germs. 14.
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KingsX: WW1 soldiers silently mingle w/ commuters handing out cards bearing names of #Somme100 dead + #wearehere pic.twitter.
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Commuters share potentially valuable clues, but also personal gripes, requests for aid, and context about the world.
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All sorts of performers congregate around Piccadilly Circus to entertain the throngs of tourists and workday commuters.
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A man lies on the steps of the Powell Street BART station as evening commuters walk by.
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The resulting traffic delayed commuters for hours and left emergency vehicles slow in responding to 911 calls.
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Commuters near Maelbeek looked warily at the police cordons around the station where investigations were still underway.
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OUTSIDE LONDON'S Waterloo station, stacks of the Evening Standard are regularly demolished by frazzled commuters heading home.
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And podcasting, the audio-only medium favored by commuters everywhere, is the perfect place to do it.
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People eat them as snacks; I spotted commuters popping gizzards while they waited for the next train.
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Similarly, an Amtrak train in New Jersey blasted commuters with snow earlier this year after heavy snowfall.
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In those days before the smart phone's invention, frustrated commuters had to walk or cycle to work.
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Any commuters, or holiday travelers in those cities will be dealing with hazardous driving conditions Monday morning.
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Still, for the 50 largest US cities bicycle commuters represented just 1 percent of the US population.
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The main priority, Bowser said, was to keep people safe, from students to commuters to the homeless.
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The August 17 bombing occurred in a busy part of Bangkok often bustling with tourists and commuters.
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Other commuters can't help but listen in; it's clear this group feels the nominations are almost set.
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The world's oldest and most famous transport system overflows with sweaty commuters on a hot summer's day.
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Commuters can get 23 cents ($0.26) per km cycled between their home and their place of work.
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In Hoboken, the scooters are so coveted that commuters line up to claim them on weekday evenings.
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To celebrate the inaugural ride, two people dressed in giant panda costumes joined commuters for the trip.
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It feeds directly onto a long straightaway where 18-wheelers and commuters barrel through at high velocity.
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"They're only trying to work you into the dance," he said of any possible collisions with commuters.
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To date, there is no clear epidemiological indication of abnormal health effects on underground workers and commuters.
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"Commuters need to feel safe in our trains and on our tracks," he said in a statement.
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Metro-North returned to regular service on Friday, although transit officials said commuters should expect some delays.
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But beverages ordered by homeward-bound commuters in the days of Don Draper were stronger than coffee.
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And for commuters, sometimes it's the small annoyances that really grate the nerves: A hot subway car.
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Ridership is down because the subways and buses are increasingly unreliable, thrusting more commuters into private vehicles.
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The entire Washington Metrorail system will shut down Wednesday for safety checks, complicating travel plans for commuters.
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Overall, this bike is a convenient option for big-city commuters who live in walk-up apartments.
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Commuters to Manhattan, about 30 miles southwest, can catch Metro-North's Harlem Line at the Hawthorne station.
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The effort will likely entail more service disruptions, delays and headaches for commuters in the months ahead.
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The countless commuters who transfer there will have to reroute, either on other subway lines or buses.
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How it works: Unlike ride-hailing services like Uber and Lyft, Waze offers true carpooling for commuters.
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One of commuters' worst nightmares occurred on a train in New Jersey during Monday evening's rush hour.
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Andrew Cuomo was also on the scene shortly after the attack and urged commuters to remain resilient.
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Riders Alliance, an advocacy group for New York commuters, said $1 billion was welcome but not enough.
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Standing in the heat on the platform amid a horde of frustrated commuters, she instantly regretted it.
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"The summer of hell is turning into the fall of frustration for subway commuters," Mr. Stringer said.
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Fed up with slow buses, some commuters have switched to bicycles or ride-hailing apps like Uber.
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So will plug-in hybrids, which pack enough battery reserve for the needs of most daily commuters.
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He suggested that such commuters should be exempted from a congestion fee, or somehow issued a credit.
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It also misstated that the tunnel spared commuters from paying an additional fare when transferring between lines.
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From the red-tile-roof station, commuters can catch seven trains to Grand Central between 6 a.m.
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Commuters to Manhattan, 30 miles southwest, have easy access to the Saw Mill River and Taconic Parkways.
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The Nebraska floods wiped out infrastructure, making a devastating week that much harder for farmers and commuters.
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Commuters to Manhattan, 42 miles south, can catch Metro-North Railroad's Hudson line at the Cortlandt station.
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"It's a major issue for universities, especially where there are a lot of commuters," Mr. Cohen said.
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Several commuters emerging from the No. 4 line looked on curiously at the man walking the tracks.
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Rockland County commuters say tolls should remain low because they have few transportation options other than cars.
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The trash that commuters leave in the subway — yes, even on platform benches — often falls onto tracks.
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Editorial There is finally some good news for New York commuters in this summer of hell: Gov.
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Many commuters and travelers, Mr. Ferguson said, drive right through Seal Beach without even realizing it's there.
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Commuters passing through Penn Station this week can witness the dismantling of a piece of transit history.
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New rental buildings are being developed nearby to attract young commuters, retain older residents and improve business.
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The office building is in the vicinity of Grand Central Terminal, which sees about 750,000 daily commuters.
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Commuters to Manhattan, 45 miles southwest, can catch the Metro-North Harlem Line at the Katonah station.
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The number of commuters who travel 90 or more minutes to work is almost 3 percent nationwide.
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London: A video captured a violent exchange between commuters and a climate protester standing atop a train.
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The subways serve about 35 times as many commuters as will be accommodated in the new station.
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He's produced a headphone opera, set among commuters passing through one of the country's busiest train stations.
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Commuters and tourists in Las Vegas will soon be able to buy bus tickets through Uber's app.
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The accelerated time reduces traffic delays and road closures that frustrate commuters and can increase construction expenses.
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It is hard to overstate the importance of the M.T.A. to the city, its economy and commuters.
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On average, commuters spend an average of 84 minutes commuting on public transport in London every day.
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Defunding the electrification of the Silicon Valley corridor has immediate consequences for the system's 22025,000 daily commuters.
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But the effort was a way to excite potential consumers and show its interest in urban commuters.
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Just hope the scream samples used in the video are from movies rather than actually distressed commuters.
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"The border to Italy remains open for cross-border commuters" with work permits, the Swiss government said.
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Commuters underground nearby began to flee after a loud, muffled sound was heard around 7:20 a.m.
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New York commuters don't even flinch when the subway breakdancers kick two inches away from their face.
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Three times as many, or 108,000 commuters, take the train to work anywhere in New York City.
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The bomb blast terrified commuters but the only person seriously injured was the person who planted it.
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If a new road saves commuters a few minutes sitting in traffic, how much is that worth?
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Western Australian Premier Mark McGowan said it would be a space for families and commuters to enjoy.
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The Babee on Board: Offer Seat app — for commuters wishing to opt in — is free to download, however.
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The 49 commuters in Nick Turpin's painterly series On the Night Bus are lost in their own world.
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The streamer partnered with Books on the Subway to hand out copies of the novel to subway commuters.
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The result has been effective, but Veloso is worried the changes may simply reroute commuters into other neighborhoods.
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Our demand curve is not a travel demand curve, it's a curve composed of commuters, locals and travelers.
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SPLT is trying carpooling with a trusted community of commuters who want to share a ride to work.
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The commuters in Shandong city were filmed bursting into a synchronised song and dance on the emergency lane.
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"The situation is as bad as it is everywhere for commuters," the woman's daughter, Sara Weber, told CNN.
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I looked around the train and noticed concerned and confused looks on many of my fellow commuters' faces.
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This could work well in urban areas connecting commuters to their final destination as a last-mile solution.
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Police officers lead commuters through a subway tunnel where they were trapped during a power failure on Nov.
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Like Uber, Lyft says commuters can save up 40 percent on their carpooling trips by using pretax dollars.
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Texas does have some big issues with its public utilities, and commuters often encounter some big traffic jams.
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Thanks to elderly buyers and now commuters, e-bike sales are booming in general, and specifically at VanMoof.
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It partnered with Valley Metro, the Phoenix regional public transit agency, to provide last-mile transportation to commuters.
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Urban commuters, especially, need fenders when it rains to avoid road splatter on their way to the office.
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Nearly a third of commuters into London and a fifth of those to Birmingham are forced to stand.
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The existing tunnel, built in 1910, transports nearly 90,000 commuters into Manhattan each day via NJ Transit alone.
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The actress is known for hiding books around various city's public transportation systems for lucky commuters to find.
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When the Ideo team wasn't following commuters, it was interviewing city planners and academics steeped in traffic data.
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But unlike with services like Uber where drivers are vetted, the carpooling app crowdsources rides from everyday commuters.
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Commuters could use tablets and look at certain parts of the station to learn more about its past.
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My flight is a small aircraft, almost entirely filled with male commuters making the same trip as me.
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After all, even commuters turned off by Uber's alleged misconduct still have to get to work on time.
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Its developers say the app can help commuters choose routes that avoid delays and crowds other users report.
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Commuters in large metropolitan areas, especially Washington, D.C., New York City, and Los Angeles, had it far worse.
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Commuters in the nation's capital had nearly double the traffic costs last year, spending an average of $1,0003.
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Car commuters in the Grand Ole Stopry spend an average of 228 hours a year stuck in traffic.
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Startled commuters did double takes, and wondered if the animal was OK. And really, who can blame them.
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It's a key part of shifting the way that commuters think about bikes as an urban transportation tool.
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Commuters watch a news program on the TV at Seoul Railway Station in Seoul on May 4, 2019.
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The views of these mostly white, liberal commuters were neutral, says Ryan D. Enos, who conducted the survey.
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Imagine the backups, road rage, and pollution if tens of thousands of additional commuters had to use them.
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The Jakarta police traffic feed, alerting commuters to jams, accidents, potholes and protests, has over 5 million followers.
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As suburbs grew, a new influx of commuters choked urban roads built for traveling around a city's core.
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On the plus side, this app will make your fellow commuters extremely interested in your cell phone screen!
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The attack took place at the peak of Kabul's rush hour when roads are packed with worktime commuters.
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Aboard the Shiki-Shima, commuters have access to lavish Champagne-colored exteriors, opulent suites, and Michelin-approved chefs.
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The terminal, near Times Square, was packed with commuters waiting for buses that struggled to access the site.
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The young man was shot as commuters, snarled by roadblocks set up by demonstrators, looked on in disbelief.
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One is a technological workhorse used largely to move legions of commuters and tourists around the nation's capital.
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This $30 billion project is vital not only for commuters and rail travelers, but also for vehicular traffic.
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Now Los Angeles-based brand Sene is using both to create a wonderful suit for commuters and travelers.
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Many commuters walk to the train station, picking up their morning fortification at Ada's Kitchen and Coffee nearby.
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Many Beijing high rises simply disappeared into the grey haze, as commuters wearing face masks headed to work.
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Kensington's SecureTrek bags are for travelers, commuters and students, providing additional security any time you're on the go.
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Manhattan, with 2015 million residents, was close behind with 15,000 regular bicycle commuters, according to statistics from 2014.
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In Hong Kong, subway stations have signs that warn commuters not to stare at mobile phones on escalators.
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It would have been crowded with commuters and shoppers making their final purchases in the days before Christmas.
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He said the labor contract would last through the end of 2019, giving workers and commuters some stability.
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Officials have also said commuters should plan to car pool, leave for work early or work from home.
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Metro-North commuters will find smart updates on classics like round-lens glasses in intensely hued acetate ($145).
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Fremont, San Francisco, and Irvine cost commuters more than $41 daily on their commute, according to the survey.
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Rush hour commuters in Bangalore, a city in southern India, spent around that time in traffic last year.
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With almost 17,203 bicycle commuters in 2016, the city is facing ever-greater urgency to ensure commuter safety.
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Although most commuters still used transit through the 1940s, people tended to use private automobiles for recreational trips.
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During the morning rush, she heads from Upper Manhattan to the theater district with hordes of other commuters.
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Helicopters are a common sight over New York City's waterways, ferrying tourists on sightseeing trips and carrying commuters.
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Two years ago, as New York commuters raged about the jam-packed, trash-strewn, untrustworthy subway trains, Gov.
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Commuters climb the stairs to the aboveground train, and crowds congregate on sidewalks where vendors hawk their wares.
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With his tuxedo, red shirt and courtly manner, Mr. Renteria cut quite a figure among the weary commuters.
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CINCINNATI — Many cities have a notorious choke point that torments commuters and keeps urban planners awake at night.
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Rome commuters could easily find seats in the usually jam-packed underground system during the morning rush hours.
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Commuters in the country use buses for 85033 percent of trips to work and trains for 19 percent.
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But anyone who uses the New York subway knows how little many riders care about their fellow commuters.
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Those commuters are really concerned that the border is going to suddenly become a far less predictable place.
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N.J. Transit told commuters at Port Authority that delays for buses could be as long as three hours.
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Commuters board a train bound for New York City at the New Rochelle Metro-North station, March 12.
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Long Island Rail Road commuters are facing a "summer of hell" as tracks are repaired at Pennsylvania Station.
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Sometimes you have to make an effort to not laugh on a quiet subway full of stern commuters.
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London commuters physically dragged Extinction Rebellion protesters off the top of a busy underground train on Thursday morning.
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Even in smaller metro areas, with populations under 6900,2628, commuters are delayed an average 28503 hours per year.
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JCDecaux said it aims to provide real-time traffic information to commuters at strategic points across the city.
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The original caption reads: Bangladeshi commuters walked across a floating boat bridge on the Buriganga River in Dhaka.
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With 214,22012 Citi Bikes and ubiquitous bike lanes, the streets are more hospitable than ever to bicycle commuters.
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Commuters shop, eat, park and so on in the city, and pay full city taxes while doing so.
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R6 Bluetooth Headphones & Neckband — $20.99 See Details Gym rats and commuters alike will love the FRESHeBUDS Magnetic Earbuds.
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Frustrated commuters are left to wonder why Mr. Cuomo and Mr. de Blasio are not addressing their pain.
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It is not lost on many commuters that the new tunnel had been scheduled to open next year.
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"Thousands of New Jersey commuters stand to benefit enormously from the increased platform and track capacity," he said.
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Patrick Smith, the spokesman for New York Waterway, argued that boats were the most reliable option for commuters.
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Sydney time, producers hope that "Content" will attract the attention of commuters looking for entertainment on their phones.
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Climate activists block morning commuters near the Capitol on Monday as part of the "Shut Down D.C." protest.
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The latest derailment, of a New Jersey Transit train on Monday, created chaos for commuters across the region.
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New York Waterway, which runs ferries between New Jersey and New York, also saw an influx of commuters.
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But they cautioned that commuters should allow for extra travel time and should check for delays and cancellations.
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It also holds back commuters, who spend an inordinate amount of time just getting to and from work.
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The problems in recent weeks proved to Mr. Moorman that commuters would not tolerate another derailment, he said.
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Starting Wednesday, commuters in Melbourne, Australia will have access to tram, train and bus timetables within Google Transit.
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I wanted to see what the place looked like open, with kids and commuters, sun and sober pedestrians.
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That was focused more on commuters with set pick-up and drop-off points during weekday rush hours.
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Several commuters complained of long waits and surge fares due to a dearth in cabs on the road.
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The metro areas with the highest average percentage of commuters who leave for work earlier than 25 a.m.
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The metro areas with the highest, average percentage of commuters who leave for work later than 9 a.m.
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At Gare du Nord, Paris's busiest station, platforms were so crowded that some commuters fell onto the tracks.
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On each occasion, the man slipped away from the crime scene by blending into a crowd of commuters.
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A German news agency reported that the rail line is used by commuters going to Munich for work.
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Initially focused on business travelers, the team found that commuters were using their trips to get work done.
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Now that the city has capped ride-hailing services, it needs a real solution for commuters outside Manhattan.
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New York commuters don't even flinch when the subway break dancers kick two inches away from their face.
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Since September, commuters using Shanghai's Number 9 bus route have had a new way of catching a ride.
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On the Staten Island Railway, commuters using the new Arthur Kill station can find public artwork designed by Lucente.
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That means that if commuters exceed that number in a single day, their Oyster card is no longer charged.
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Why not rent a comfortable apartment and then hop on the train into the city like all those commuters?
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Chicago-area commuters woke up to heavy snowfall, with more than 5 inches (12.7 centimeters) already on the ground.
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Those systems then cool that warm air, and shoot it back down to commuters at the separate stations below.
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Whether electric scooters take off and become a popular mode of transport for urban commuters remains to be seen.
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More than 50,000 commuters use Hoboken Terminal daily, according to the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey.
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It's 5 pm in Palo Alto, and Silicon Valley commuters are crawling home, leaving few gaps between the cars.
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Metro-North trains, which ferry commuters to and from New York City, will run its regular weekday schedule Thursday.
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Researchers in the UK examined data on 22,222 regular commuters and 22018,498 adults who didn't routinely travel to work.
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She said Veligo would allow commuters to try out e-bikes and might convince them to buy their own.
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I didn't mind the look of them at all and didn't feel the intense glare of my fellow commuters.
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It makes cycling a service, available to casual commuters, people who do not wear spandex or own road bikes.
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Commuters on the remaining branches should consider taking buses and subway trains to work, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority said.
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However, Miley Cyrus and Jimmy Fallon recently treated commuters to a special performance as they waited for their trains.
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While this is an inconvenience for all us commuters out there, animals are loving the change in the forecast.
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One study in urban college commuters found that students became angry at another driver more than once a day.
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In America 76% of commuters drive to work alone, and the share has risen fractionally in the past decade.
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But the days when commuters and shoppers followed regular tracks around cities, like migrating birds, appear to be over.
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New technology, from apps to organised ride-sharing to the SNCF's live updated train schedules, has helped commuters cope.
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From a stained-glass pavilion to vibrant murals, LA commuters will encounter art from the street to ground levels.
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Many youths could be seen dozing after a long night camped out as commuters made their way to work.
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For other options, WNBC reports that Uber will refund the cost of the ride to commuters affected from Hoboken.
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Commuters grew increasingly frustrated over the disruption, and shops, including bakeries and convenience stores, had also begun to close.
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There's nothing like the urgency of an escalator walker to get these listless commuters to move to the side.
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New technology, from apps to organise ride-sharing to the SNCF's live updated train schedules, has helped commuters cope.
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Most commuters still choose to drive or take the bus, causing major jams in and out of the cities.
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Every morning, the number of shared cars in your cul-de-sac should match the number of morning commuters.
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"We acknowledge that commuters have legitimate service concerns but we can never condone criminality," he said in a statement.
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On Friday, morning train commuters faced disruption after the extreme heat wreaked havoc on the rail network and airports.
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Some rail commuters in London became stuck Thursday night when wires on the network were damaged from the heat.
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San Francisco is a prime location for carpooling, because many commuters travel from outside the city for work everyday.
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The second bill would designate an ombudsman position within DOT to essentially act as a hotline for frustrated commuters.
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A lockdown imposed after the attacks was eased and commuters and students headed home as public transport partially reopened.
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There were Sanders volunteers at subway stations from Sunset Park to Times Square, urging commuters to register to vote.
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To all the commuters who got stuck for 60+ minutes, know that your sacrifice saved her life—thank you.
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Unable to plan ahead of time for these emergencies, repairs are incredibly expensive and disruptive to commuters and commerce.
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In 2018, BRCK began offering SupaBRCK devices to drivers of Nairobi's Matatu buses for Kenyan commuters to access Moja.
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The street cat seemed perfectly content relaxing in front of the escalator, despite multiple commuters almost tripping over it.
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Subway delays caused 18% of commuters to be reprimanded and 13% lost wages; 2% were fired, the survey reported.
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The forced diversion pushes more commuters onto already strained intra-city subway lines like the subway and PATH train.
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At the time, transit officials scrambled to add hundreds of buses to help some 70,000 commuters get to work.
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New Jersey commuters won't have a New Jersey Transit strike as an excuse to miss work Monday, and Gov.
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Atlantic Terminal, which also connects commuters to nine city subway lines, is one of the busiest New York stations.
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Indian commuters use their smartphones following the introduction of a new free Wi-Fi Internet service in Mumbai Central.
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Waze's app allows commuters to input traffic hazards and slowdowns and see a crowd-sourced map of commuting delays.
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The company has been slowly introducing various new features to attract commuters, including passes for unlimited rush-hour use.
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In 2018, BRCK began offering SupaBRCK devices to drivers of Nairobi's Matatu buses for Kenyan commuters to access Moja.
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Resistance from bus-owners and commuters may block such changes as effectively as they snarl up the city's traffic.
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And the steps to and from the platform are wide enough for large crowds, with artwork above commuters' heads.
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Uber says commuters with WageWorks accounts could save up to 40 percent on their UberPool rides under the program.
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For commuters, the trip home was a string of misery as they tried to find alternate means of transportation.
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Most English commuters have seen it all, but a royal riding the railway had many stopped in their tracks.
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Commuters spend an entire week of their lives each year in traffic instead of at home with their families.
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Some of the most highly traveled bridges in the country are potentially endangering the lives of commuters every day.
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Many New Yorkers who rely on buses have plenty of advice for L train commuters about what lies ahead.
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This makes Agern (AY-gurn) feel like a quiet harbor away from the eddies and currents of commuters outside.
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The property is right across from the Bellevue Transit Center, which could make it convenient for public transit commuters.
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This affliction hurts everyone from farmers and factory workers to commuters, students, and business owners, and stunts economic growth.
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These cameras were located in one of the main hallways commuters passed as they went about their daily lives.
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Masses of commuters queued at metro stations across the city after some rail services were suspended and roads closed.
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Here's why this new model from one of the top names in cycling is a smart choice for commuters.
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They planned to build apartments and, to please the town, parks, a school and a ferry stop for commuters.
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A few spat, but otherwise, the only sound Samira could hear was the breathing of the commuters around her.
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The app, now live to U.S. commuters in the Bay Area, works the same as it did in Israel .
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The heightened level of militarization has given rise to a deeper sense of fear and intimidation for daily commuters.
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The women claimed they had chanced upon a new beauty hack, when horrified commuters started snapping pictures of them.
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Commuters to Manhattan, about 20 miles southwest, can catch Metro-North Railroad's New Haven line at the Mamaroneck station.
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On Thursday, a "minor slow-speed" derailment in Manhattan near the Hudson River tunnel left thousands of commuters stranded.
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Commuters grumbled about how the news media was creating panic; most laughed when I asked about the Blitz spirit.
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Without it, thousands of new commuters would be forced back into their cars, making the roads even more overcrowded.
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Possible relief for Microsoft's commuters will come in the form of light-rail that will connect it to Seattle.
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Commuters have been bemoaning the city's crumbling subway system for decades — specifically the increase in delays and crowded trains.
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" The commuters had their own take on the slogan: "A hog can ride the West Shore — why can't you?
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A new nonstop service even takes commuters directly to Manhattan from two park-and-ride lots on Staten Island.
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That is not true in many suburbs, where commuters who ride railroads earn more than the same area's drivers.
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That project includes the replacement of Amtrak's Portal Bridge, the swing bridge that caused delays for commuters this week.
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There is also a stop on the city-run ferry system, though ferries carry far fewer commuters than trains.
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The train has mostly been used by commuters, but company officials hope that it will appeal to more tourists.
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The familiar faces of fellow commuters, some of whom he's ridden with for years, take on a sinister cast.
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Thousands of commuters were stranded in trains and vehicles during peak morning hours as they tried to reach offices.
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Commuters headed to the subway used to dispose of their household trash in the baskets along Fresh Pond Road.
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We have increased checks in place for our Italian commuters and suppliers including temperature checks and increased hygiene measures.
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The busy San Ysidro Port of Entry between the U.S. and Mexico, sans long lines of cross-country commuters.
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Amtrak's rails, bridges and signals often malfunction, causing delays for all commuters heading to or from New York City.
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Hardened commuters in big cities may find that number a bit precious, but that's only the average time wasted.
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Every day, about seven-and-a-half million commuters use the sprawling train network in Mumbai and its suburbs.
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Beginning today, the Subway Library will offer commuters six weeks of free downloadable books from the city's public libraries.
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And for decades, the balky old bridge in New Jersey, a few miles west of Manhattan, has terrorized commuters.
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And local media says commuters in the city spend an average of 2200 hours a week stuck in traffic.
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Once it was safe, several commuters jumped down onto the tracks and helped lift the woman onto the platform.
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Commuters to Manhattan, about 19823 miles southwest, can catch Metro-North Railroad's New Haven Line at the Stratford station.
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The day is approaching when commuters stuck in soul-crushing traffic will be freed from the drudgery of driving.
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But it was on Tuesday that the new subway line faced its first big test as commuters piled on.
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With a stream of new tech companies and Silicon Valley commuters arriving in Santa Cruz, housing prices have soared.
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In Cupertino, residents and commuters can use the Via app or a phone reservation system to hail a shuttle.
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Today, the old tunnels are seven years more decrepit and are doing a fine job of making commuters miserable.
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There were 20113,22011 commuters who primarily biked to work in 227, or more than double the 75,468 in 2005.
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Mr. Ross's assessment reflected the view of many veteran commuters to Manhattan who have become accustomed to bad news.
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Most commuters may find paddles a novelty and will be comfortable letting the automatic transmission do all the work.
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But modernization is on the way, and commuters who take the train daily say it cannot come soon enough.
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More and more commuters now see the Circle Line as a sensible alternative to spending hours in a car.
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"Design is really about solving human problems, but no one is really looking at [the commuters'] problems," Ding says.
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Morning commuters walk down a New York subway platform covered in snow that drifted in from street level grates.
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The green buses that have been used to evacuate civilians and rebels from besieged areas were packed with commuters.
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On Tuesday, commuters took to social media to express dismay and alarm about the possibility of further train disruptions.
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Hosts can discuss whatever they want, usually for a rapt audience of in-car drivers and on-train commuters.
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Furthermore, in metropolitan LA, 5003% of commuters chose to drive or carpool to work in 2500, according to Inrix.
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Pigeon feathers and droppings are constantly dirtying up the area where commuters pass through every day, CBS Chicago reported.
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The new station is fully accessible, and features several kiosks where commuters can get information or call for assistance.
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Employees held most commuters on the concourse levels of the stations to prevent dangerous overcrowding on the platforms below.
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On board the ferries, commuters cruise the East River with free Wi-Fi and views of the Manhattan skyline.
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In 2013, 0003 percent of commuters spent 60 minutes or longer getting to work, half of those driving alone.
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Unlike most of my classmates at Bullis, my fellow commuters were not beneficiaries of inherited wealth and social capital.
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His melodies are usually nearly impossible to hear above the din of commuters, but now you pause to listen.
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In each city, the fees were greeted with skepticism and anger from many commuters and civic and business leaders.
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Not clear why bicycle commuters were deemed so offensive that that needed to be removed, but here we are.
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Commuters landing at airports in Bangalore, and Mumbai for instance can avail either of the ride-hailing services, for instance.
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Its new electric vehicle, the SOLO, lets even the loneliest of commuters travel to and fro with peace of mind.
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Or shuttle commuters from place to place avoiding ground traffic and breaking down the geographical divide between cities and suburbs.
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A favorite of teenage deviants and some uninspired commuters, the penis doodle has proliferated across cities like an embarrassing mascot.
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Photo: APUber announced Wednesday that it's rolling out a new product: Uber Pool Express, a carpooling service targeted at commuters.
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Uber is aiming Pool Express squarely at commuters who want to save money, but don't want to ride the bus.
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The vinegar-haddock-urine smell of seaside towns; the perfume-booze-sweat crush of commuters travelling home from booming cities.
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Yet, many of the passing commuters and late-night straphangers likely never noticed such a scuffle of that small scale.
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By partnering with more benefit providers, Lyft theoretically can offer these discounts to a wider swath of commuters than Uber.
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Education for her and her siblings, who sell maize cobs to commuters in passing cars, is too expensive to countenance.
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The Evening Standard reports that commuters left 35 sex aids on London's public transport system in the last year alone.
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Whoa, say the commuters who have lived with, and hated, Penn Station since the old one was razed in 1963.
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Still, this is a great solution for commuters and outdoor adventurers who don't always have access to another power source.
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The program allows anyone with a car to join its platform and share ride with fellow commuters for a fee.
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Impatient commuters pushing to get into the carriage without letting riders off first are what drives people mad the most.
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A ride-sharing community has quickly come together on Facebook and Twitter to get Brussels' 250,000 daily commuters back home.
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The subscription program began as an experiment among a small group of commuters in New York City late last year.
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Commuters grew increasingly frustrated over the travel disruption, and shops, including bakeries and convenience stores, had also begun to close.
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If commuters weren't already on edge today, this alert which just rang through the entire train got us there. pic.twitter.
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Uber has struck partnerships with several cities and townships to offer reduced fares for commuters, and Lyft has followed suit.
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A few years ago, Mumbai's hard-pressed bus commuters would have had no idea of the extravagance in their midst.
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It predicts drivers will experience the greatest amount of congestion on Wednesday, July 3, as commuters mix with holiday travelers.
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The ban would affect about a quarter of cars registered in Frankfurt and numerous commuters who live around the city.
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Early pictures show commuters from other areas of the terminal walking past the visible wreckage, some stopping to snap pictures.
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It's one of Africa's largest city, a bustling metropolis of endlessly honking taxicabs and the hustle and jostle of commuters.
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Watson, 26, gave life advice to commuters at Grand Central Terminal on Tuesday via an iPad for a mere $2.
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As public transportation in many major US cities degrades, frustrated commuters are turning to ride-hailing and ride-sharing services.
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Across Europe, sweltering commuters took to Twitter to complain of being stranded on stopped train services with no air conditioning.
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It was a confusing, frustrating, slow-moving day for commuters caught in Thursday's winter storm Avery on the East Coast.
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Armed police officers were reportedly on the scene as commuters were made to leave the station shortly before 21 a.m.
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Countless long-distance commuters plug in a podcast for the trip from Circleville to Columbus or Bucks County to Manhattan.
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Commuters around the world are already accustomed to making journeys that combine public transport with walking, taxis or shared bikes.
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If all of the 1.3m daily commuters into central London switched to autonomous vehicles, it would become a giant carpark.
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The same technology (a smartphone and algorithms) that help connect commuters with drivers also can help connect truckers with routes.
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TAIPEI, Taiwan — Commuters in Taipei will probably have to go back to regular cabs for the next couple of weeks.
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Service fell to a third of normal in the Paris region, where two million commuters rely on trains each day.
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Looking at Statistic Brain, over 95 percent of commuters have daily, round-trip commutes that are less than 150 miles.
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In the Belgian capital Brussels, Wednesday morning commuters had to endure more than the pain of the previous evening's loss.
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Commuters and tourists produce a din that makes it just about impossible to have a phone conversation under normal circumstances.
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When commuters arrived, they would hit a button to select a destination, calling one of the pods like a taxi.
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Seasoned commuters shove their way passed tourists, while heavily armed National Guardsmen crack wise with equally heavily armed NYPD officers.
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As we snake out the Albert, day-drunk and glazed, we're greeted by evening commuters shooting past in a rush.
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Members of a local political party have clashed with vendors outside train stations, saying they pose a risk to commuters.
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Podcasts are largely listened to by commuters in cars—a captive audience, and a demographic advertisers are keen to reach.
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So are we just experiencing a blip of highly visible incidents, reminding commuters of the inevitable threat of human error?
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A man in a white bunny mask jumping in front of a metro entrance; an overhead shot of blurred commuters.
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It stands apart from other bags with extreme ventilation on the back panel and features cyclist and commuters will appreciate.
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The company's kits are already installed on the cars of high-mileage drivers like Uber and Lyft drivers and commuters.
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August recess has arrived, and that's a big relief for many members and staff on Capitol Hill (and local commuters!).
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All these areas are connected by a popular Greenway, which draws serious cyclists and commuters on Citi Bikes and scooters.
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Bicycle commuters pass use it to pass through the island daily on their way to jobs in Manhattan or Queens.
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Due to chronic delays, NJ Transit now offers "late passes" for commuters who as a result arrive late for work.
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Presumably, security measures will also have to be considered to ensure commuters' credit cards aren't skimmed as they head home.
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The usual solution to congestion in cities like Dhaka is to move commuters under the streets rather than over them.
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In April, false rumors of gunshots caused mass hysteria at New York's Penn Station, leading commuters to run in panic.
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On any given day, more than 600,000 commuters and travelers — triple what the station was designed for — move through it.
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Pop-up performances are sprinkled throughout the various neighborhoods, often surprising workers on a lunch break or commuters heading home.
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Police said they responded to hundreds of distress calls of commuters stranded in their cars and residents in their homes.
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The fixes can't come soon enough for the hundreds of thousands of commuters who pass through Penn Station each weekday.
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LONDON TRAIN ATTACK London commuters began their work week today with heavy security on transport routes following Friday's terror attack.
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As commuters became increasingly worried about a strike over the past week, both sides said they wanted to avoid one.
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NEWARK — Some New Jersey commuters are planning to add an hour to their 60-to-90-minute slog into Manhattan.
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Roughly 225,000 New Yorkers take the L train every day between Brooklyn and Manhattan, making it crucial for NYC commuters.
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Of course, I had to ask the question that a number of commuters have asked me: Is 15 months realistic?
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It plays with the international paranoia of unattended luggage, which state and airport officials urge travelers and commuters to report.
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Data from LendingTree found that commuters in Fremont, California pay about $49 per workday, clocking in at the highest rate.
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But commuters in New York spent the longest on their treks to work, clocking in at 42 minutes one way.
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The delays Wednesday angered commuters who went on Twitter to fume about long waits at other stations, including Broadway Junction.
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During rush hour, commuters squeeze in to find any available space, with hands sharing poles and faces separated by inches.
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I'm not sure which utterance is the higher praise, but I imagine both were equally annoying for fellow subway commuters.
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Despite the dire predictions, many commuters said at summer's end that the disruptions had been more manageable than they expected.
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But why did it take so long to find light at the end of the tunnel for L train commuters?
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Commuters to Manhattan, 52 miles south, can catch Metro-North Railroad's Hudson line at the Garrison station at Garrison's Landing.
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That work caused significant disruptions, but it was announced in advance and additional alternatives were provided to help commuters cope.
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Only later did I learn that the two-lane tunnel under the Hudson River led commuters home to New Jersey.
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Commuters who work night shifts or other odd hours also are more likely to encounter disruptions for planned maintenance work.
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And commuters along 125th Street will see metal barricades behind two bus stops, gently curving behind their rear glass panels.
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And vote in Thursday's election to show that commuters are a powerful voting bloc that lawmakers can no longer ignore.
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Commuters to Manhattan, about 70 miles southwest, can drive into New York to catch the Metro-North Railroad's Harlem line.
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For commuters to cities like Danbury, Hartford and White Plains, Sherman is approximately 15 miles from Interstates 684 and 84.
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Parisian commuters faced travel misery on Friday as metro workers went on strike over plans to reduce their retirement privileges.
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In Los Angeles, the most congested metro area, stalled traffic robbed commuters of an average of 220 hours that year.
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It was Britain's worst terror attack since four suicide bombers targeted London subway and bus commuters in 223, killing 222.
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It was Britain's worst terror attack since four suicide bombers targeted London subway and bus commuters in 2005, killing 52.
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It's the latest feature in Google Maps' ongoing effort to make itself more user-friendly for commuters and transit riders.
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Every day, he makes his way to a workshop on the outskirts of Istanbul, avoiding other commuters and public transport.
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A few commuters travel in the underground metro in Milan on March 10, 2020 after Italy imposed unprecedented national restrictions.
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