Examples of using Commuters in English and their translations into Danish
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The train operator announced on Twitter that it will refund commuters affected by the disruption,
The nearly 15 000 commuters from Southern Sweden(Skåne Region)
Our car was full of commuters and country people going home, laden with bundles and evening papers.
Patented rack attachment system works on virtually any bicycle from full suspension mountain bikes to commuters and everything in between.
However is should also be noted that in times of unemployment it is the cross-frontier commuters who are often the first to lose their jobs.
Of the 44 pe, cent of commuters using cars or two wheelers only 27 per cent did so out of preference, 30 per cent had no local bus service and 23 per cent pooled or usee the car for another trip on the way home.
6 per cent of cases organised free parking, commuters were not encouraged to pool by savings made in parking costs,
for example the 1971 Census of Ireland shows that while in the Dublin region 21 per cent of commuters walked to work,
Traffic peaks cause considerable social and economic losses in the form of transport operating expenses, commuters' loss of time
PS: The commuters from Bremen bring long-forgotten folk songs from archives,
Belgium, with a traditionally higher than average proportion of long distance rail commuters for the EEC, witnessed a reduction in the mean commuting duration between 1970
The Paris study found through in-depth interviewing that women city centre commuters had problems combining family
Commuters' modal choices have two characteristics,
While most commuters operate within such thresholds(and thus commuting modal choices become a more longer term consideration)
This campaign is aimed at getting as many commuters as possible enthusiastic about the"Velo",
off peak, coupled with the increasing ability of many commuters to stagger their work journeys(particularly white collar commuters to city centres),
In particular, the problem of commuting(the fact that commuters may contribute to GDP produced in an economy
Unlike long distance commuters into the large metropolitan centres,
commuting to work in factories is gradually leading to a breakdown in traditional community structure, as the commuters gradually become less involved in local activities
for example commuters and season ticket holders;