Using several integrated modes of transportation in a given area.
The mode that allows a combination of speech and other means of input/output. Enables a user to speak to an application while, for example, pressing a stylus on a Pocket PC or clicking a mouse on a desktop application. Also allows an application to speak to the user while it displays graphics on the screen.
Representing more than one mode of transportation.
Presentation of intellectual property in parallel, independent sensory modes, enabling people with one or more functional limitations to get at least the gist of the content via another mode, eg text subtitling, audio subtitling, picture descriptions and explanations, routes to other languages.
Using more than one transportation mode to move a load of goods.
Used in the expression "multimodal transport" about transport, in which more than one means of transport are used
Having or involving several modes of transportation.
A transportation trip which uses more than one mode of travel. For example: Bicycling to a bus stop and completing the trip on the bus.
Refers to the availability of multiple transportation options, especially within a system or corridor. A multi-modal approach to transportation planning focuses on the most efficient way of getting people or goods from place to place, be it by truck, train, bicycle, automobile, airplane, bus, foot, or even a computer modem.
More than one mode operating in a corridor or area.
A powder which exhibits several modes, possibly generated by blending several monosized powders.
Facilities serving more than one transportation mode or a transportation network comprised of a variety of modes.
See INTERMODAL TRANSPORTATION.
Movement of cargo using a combination of transportation modes such as truck (lorry), rail, sea, or air transportation. Synonym: intermodal.
Synonymous for all practical purposes with "Intermodal."
Accomodating various modes of surface transportation including bicycles, pedestrians, transit vehicles, ferries, trains and personal vehicles. Also see "intermodal."
The availability of transportation options using different modes within a system or corridor.
