| Traffic has been reduced to one-lane and is controlled by flagmen during working hours and traffic lights at all other times. |
|
| The party also included two flagmen, two chainmen, three axemen, a cook, and a teamster to look after two wagons and a pack train of mules. |
|
| Fourteen flagmen and two state troopers directed traffic around the plane as it was towed. |
|
| He evoked memories with stories of planes landing on tracks, 13 year-old flagmen holding up traffic where a public street crossed a track during races, and making money. |
|
| During the time that the truck was lying on its side, the road was at all times passable to local traffic and flagmen were in place to manage traffic flow. |
|
| He lost the support of police unions by supporting flagmen at construction sites. |
|
| Widespread use of global positioning system guidance has freed pilots from the sequencing associated with ground flagmen. |
|
| And flagmen Jim Herald and Norman Carnegy were solid as a rock for him. |
|
| As Williams was coming in for his landing, police and flagmen were yelling at spectators lining the highway near where the plane landed to get back. |
|
| Flagmen, warning signs and speed reduction signs have appropriately been signposted, B2Gold said. |
|
| Flagmen will be stationed at the end of each block to direct traffic. |
|
