Converse of subject

• serve: Cars4U will also be a lifeline for people living in rural Richmondshire who need to get to places not served by public transport.

Converse of object

• arrange: We arrange transport for over 1500 school children each day.

• improve: And which puts forward smart ideas to improve public transport in our Cities.

Adjective modifier

• public: We advise students to use public transport or to arrive early.

• sustainable: To outline how stations can be transformed into sustainable transport interchanges.

• accessible: Useful Information Excursions can be arranged with accessible transport, please ask on site.

• improved: Many houses were built as a result of the improved transport brought by the railroad.

• urban: While urban transport and the environment will be the primary sectors analyzed, the broader lessons from the research are intended to extend further.

Modifies a noun

• infrastructure: The LDDC has, in contrast, been successful at compressing the lead times for transport infrastructure, using its CPO powers.

• operator: Top of page About all public transport operators in Europe provide static schedule information on their services in the internet by now.

• link: With its good transport links Sudbury is an ideal gateway to Suffolk.

• network: There is a shortage of parking spaces in many places, however, London has an extensive public transport network.

• corridor: The study developed options and recommendations over a thirty year period to meet freight and passenger needs within the Norwich to Peterborough transport corridor.

• mode: Fares will be integrated with other public transport modes in the city.

Noun used with modifier

• sediment: A new optical device was developed for continuously measuring the rate of sediment transport in the system.

• freight: Abnormal loads Information for commercial drivers including local freight transport maps.

• passenger: How to use this Guide Welcome to Merseytravel's Access Guide to passenger transport.

• air: The main unsolved problem at present is how to power air transport without the use of fossil fuels.

• road: Use of fuel for road transport has increased by 90 percent in 25 years.

• electron: It has also been shown to disrupt the normal function of the electron transport chain within mitochondria.