Definition of public transport in English:

public transport

(North American public transportation)

noun

mass noun

Buses, trains, and other forms of transport that are available to the public, charge set fares, and run on fixed routes.
a scheme to improve public transport
when travelling on public transport, keep your laptop with you at all times
Example sentencesExamples
- Government attempts to get more people out of their cars and on to public transport appear to be failing.
- Yes, I agree that public transportation does improve the atmosphere.
- Improve public transport provision, with more services at weekends and late at night.
- We have asked the questions to try and attract people out of their cars and use public transport.
- Local availability of public transport will be a major factor in the calculation.
- You can also take advantage of public transportation, taxi cabs or shuttle services.
- It is hoped more people will be tempted to switch from their cars to public transport.
- The site has plenty of public transport with a tram stop and six bus routes within easy walking distance.
- The facilities speak of an era when footballers travelled to training by public transport.
- Where public transport is geared to transporting bikes, cycle tourism can flourish.
- Now, we can see that private cars and public transportation already fill up the designed route every day.
- The answer for Swindon is to reduce the cost of bus fares to make public transport more attractive.
- Proceeds from the charging would be spent exclusively on improving public transport.
- We have cars or public transportation to take us wherever we want to go for a trivial sum.
- That includes concessionary fares on public transport and better home adaptations.
- Go by bus, train or other mass public transportation whenever possible.
- No public transportation is available that could take her all the way to work.
- It is expected that charges for heating and public transportation will also increase.
- Of course public transport should be improved, and people encouraged to use it.
- Her intentions for airports are also likely to include improved public transport access.

单词	public transport
释义	Definition of public transport in English: public transport (North American public transportation) noun mass noun Buses, trains, and other forms of transport that are available to the public, charge set fares, and run on fixed routes. a scheme to improve public transport when travelling on public transport, keep your laptop with you at all times Example sentencesExamples Government attempts to get more people out of their cars and on to public transport appear to be failing. Yes, I agree that public transportation does improve the atmosphere. Improve public transport provision, with more services at weekends and late at night. We have asked the questions to try and attract people out of their cars and use public transport. Local availability of public transport will be a major factor in the calculation. You can also take advantage of public transportation, taxi cabs or shuttle services. It is hoped more people will be tempted to switch from their cars to public transport. The site has plenty of public transport with a tram stop and six bus routes within easy walking distance. The facilities speak of an era when footballers travelled to training by public transport. Where public transport is geared to transporting bikes, cycle tourism can flourish. Now, we can see that private cars and public transportation already fill up the designed route every day. The answer for Swindon is to reduce the cost of bus fares to make public transport more attractive. Proceeds from the charging would be spent exclusively on improving public transport. We have cars or public transportation to take us wherever we want to go for a trivial sum. That includes concessionary fares on public transport and better home adaptations. Go by bus, train or other mass public transportation whenever possible. No public transportation is available that could take her all the way to work. It is expected that charges for heating and public transportation will also increase. Of course public transport should be improved, and people encouraged to use it. Her intentions for airports are also likely to include improved public transport access.
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