public transport

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That, and his improvements to the public-transport system, have done wonders for his popularity.
他的這一行爲(wèi)以及改善公共交通系統(tǒng)的擧措，爲(wèi)他贏得了很大的支持率。
“WE WILL not give in, we will not back down!” insisted a defiant President Nicolas Sarkozy, as France entered the second week of its rolling public-transport strikes.
隨著法國聲勢浩大的公共交通大罷工進(jìn)入第二周，挑釁的法國縂統(tǒng)尼古拉斯?薩科齊堅持地說道，“我們不會屈服，我們不會退縮！”
There is an extensive public-transport system, with trains between the big cities, ferries along the coast and buses that call at many of Norway's remote hamlets.
公共交通系統(tǒng)覆蓋率廣濶，火車通行於各大城市，貨輪行駛於海岸線上，而乘運車也穿行於挪威許多邊緣地帶。

Al-Qaida has already said it's focused on public transport, according to this video featuring an al-Qaida spokesman, the American Adam Gadahn.

Autocars would edge even more into the public-transport realm if an immense dispersed fleet were networked.
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Those retailers who are sticking with central Manchester point out that the public-transport links to Dumplington are feeble.
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People were obliged to use cars to get to work because there was no safe and affordable public-transport alternative.
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a system of vehicles such as buses and trains that operate at regular times on fixed routes and are used by the public

Public transport is the transportation of people by means of buses, trains, or other vehicles running on fixed routes.

城市公交
Secondly, the paper reflects on China’s market-oriented reform of urban public transport service.
其次,對我國城市公交服務(wù)改革的市場化實踐的反思。
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公共交通