Intercity

/ ˌɪntəˈsɪtɪ /

adjective

1. (in Britain) denoting a fast train or passenger rail service, esp between main towns

Example Sentences

And he and others say this Thanksgiving could have a significant bearing on the industry’s future: With so many passengers likely traveling by intercity bus for the first time — or for the first time in several years — it may serve as an introduction of sorts to how this mode of travel has evolved, and could perhaps encourage them to try it again.

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The pilot will last for 60 days onboard GWR's Intercity Express Train which runs in the South West region, having started in mid-November.

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Behind the deputy minister is a wrecked locomotive, part of Ukraine's intercity fleet that was targeted in eastern Kyiv on one particularly devastating night at the end of August.

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In the grandeur of Kyiv's central station, another government minister awards certificates of bravery to the latest group of Iron Heroes - those who fought the fires on the night the intercity depot was attacked.

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Several weeks later, drones hit an intercity bus killing nine people.

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