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How to use lanes in a sentence

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The front wheel seemed to be stuck on the middelmannetjie with the back wheel changing lanes over it.
But in 1989, those middle-of-the-road rumblings dramatically changed lanes, as a squeaky clean princess met a notorious bad boy.
Forest paths, moorland tracks and riverside footpaths, with some short sections along quiet country lanes.
It is all glam by comparison, a busy street, four lanes wide with a lot of the local amenities and lots more besides.
There's been virtually no enforcement of the bus lanes since they were introduced a few years ago.
Third, layout engineers also need to ensure trace lengths between lanes match to within 15 mils.
That means slicing what's needed from the lanes for moving traffic, from curbside parking, or from the sidewalk.
On a serious note, I do hope the council will include motorists who obstruct cycle lanes and green boxes.
After elbowing my way past four lanes of inferior bowlers, I finally reached her.
Traffic swirls round this nightmarish gyratory system where five major streets meet, the road up to seven lanes wide.
Tight, sometimes tiny, stepped lanes weave between old stone houses with painted wooden doors and shuttered windows.
In these cases, the consequential use of lesser-used air lanes would help reduce congestion at major centres.
Crews should be in their lanes and, for 2000 meter races, locked onto the stake boat two minutes before the start of their race.
Iron out the kinks at manned cash registers, before you open up self-checkout lanes.
Private hire cabbies have united with hackney drivers as they prepare for battle over bus lanes.
The road will be a dual carriageway in parts and will include bus lanes and facilities for cyclists and pedestrians.
The lanes and alleys of the Marrakech medina twist and turn through a labyrinth where excitement and mystery await you around every corner.
At every set of traffic lights on the way queuing drivers blocked the cycle lanes and priority boxes.
Bike lanes in downtown Regina could be a major rejuvenator for the city centre.
Something to consider, perhaps, for the rural lanes of South Lakeland through the winter.
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Bundles of goods containing inflammable material can be seen lying on foot paths blocking already narrow lanes.
This walk through the lanes of rural Lancashire is a spiritual pilgrimage to the Lancashire Martyr, Saint Edmund Arrowsmith.
The county has 6,000 miles of roads, ranging from winding country lanes to roaring motorways.
Along the rural lanes beyond Arambol, old farmhouses are enclosed in latticed palm shade.
The 1910 land plan was designed to complement the steep, rolling topography, reminiscent of narrow country lanes in rural England.
On six-lane roads with three lanes for each direction of traffic, the left lane is meant for normal driving and for vehicles turning left.
What stands out about the bridge is the fact that it has no central median separating the opposite lanes of traffic.
Only the concrete dividers separating the opposing lanes of traffic broke the utter flatness.
At that point, the road is a single carriageway with one lane in either direction, the lanes being divided by double central white lines.
The third experiment represents walkways where opposing traffic mingles and directional lanes are not set up.
The eastbound carriageway will close from Monday until December 20, with traffic running in single lanes in each direction on the westbound side.
Using the previously suggest lane configurations will allow you to gain psychological assistance, from the swimmers in the adjacent lanes.
If the swimmers in lanes two and four switch places by crossing the active swimming lane between them, time and space are once again out of sync.
The other pool was a plain old rectangle with some swimming lanes, diving boards and water nets.
The swimming pool and running tracks will have fewer lanes than the conventional eight, but that is the only pay-off.
A field of five boats meant today's event was a race for lanes in tomorrow's final.
Devonish, out in lane six, ran his own race despite pressure from the inside lanes and accelerated away to his first major track title.
Breast Stroke swimmers should avoid using lanes allocated for fast swimming.
There were no lanes, with one swimmer per lane, nor were courses accurately measured.
Immediately, the dark gray track was ahead of her, a thin white line separating the lanes.
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But because the indoor track in Leipzig has only four lanes, the final is run as two separate contests.
When there are six or less boats entered in a class, the crews race for lanes on the day before finals.
During her six month-long absence, the warship spent more than four months protecting Iraq's primary oil terminal and shipping lanes.
It is also geographically near the primary shipping lanes for oil tankers that ply the route between Japan and the Middle East.
One anachronism is the inclusion of twin diesel engines, for manoeuvring in harbours and avoiding conflicts in busy shipping lanes.
San Pedro Bay, the terminus for two major coastwise shipping lanes, is full of commercial and military traffic day and night.
Commercial shipping lanes around major ports are as noisy as the tarmac at Kennedy Airport.
On average the Torres Strait shipping lanes are checked annually, particularly where sand waves are known to be present.
There was a banister hand rail that ran up the center of the steps, making two lanes.
Carlock had been drifting for more than five hours and could have been pulled by currents into the busy shipping lanes to Long Beach Harbor.
In the last issue, we reviewed the terms and definitions for bowling balls, lanes, and lane play.
I am having problems picking out the right type of bowling ball for heavily oiled lanes.
Parental DNAs cut with the same enzyme were electrophoresed in adjacent lanes to facilitate comparison of RFLP profiles.
Spitzer adds new detail to the galaxy's bright, bulbous core and its thick, outer dust lanes.
The galaxy's hallmark is a brilliant white, bulbous core encircled by the thick dust lanes comprising the spiral structure of the galaxy.
However, the islands' position astride mid-Atlantic shipping lanes made Cape Verde an ideal location for resupplying ships.
Follow the lane and at the next road junction bear left to another junction of lanes.
The police report notes that there are left hand turn lanes going east and west on Mayfield.
The air in the carpeted area behind the lanes was becoming stifling as campers squished together with their duffels.
Here the aged lanes striate, as if geologically, in tight rows of narrow Levantine houses.
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Outbound lanes will be closed and drivers diverted to detours for another week.
Cars and autos, cycles and rickshaws, scooters and even huge four-wheel vehicles squirm their way through the shrinking lanes.
The other, the sport condition, affects the way the oil is applied on the surface of the lanes.
The curving lines of the roads give them the look of village lanes, and the few cars that venture into the cul-de-sacs usually travel slowly.
This unusual city with many different lanes, passages, bystreets is full of monumental palaces and sanctuaries.
Ducking into the lanes and byroads whenever the urchins got hold of him was no permanent solution.
All was empty there in the ocean-breezed lot, save for some random piles of garbage and a cat or two romping through the lanes.
On old wood lanes, bowlers would have to loft the ball farther out on the lane to get the ball to delay its hook and have enough hitting power.
A minibus taxi overturned on Hospital Bend, where northbound lanes were awash in a river of brown, silt-laden water.
Washington regards the country as a vital strategic asset, sitting astride key Asian shipping lanes and in close proximity to China.
Tonight, I came upon one intersection where a two-lane street crosses a four-lane divided highway with left-turn lanes on both sides.
It used to be a divided highway and the old southbound lanes were taken out of service.
Delays were expected as recovery teams were working to remove one vehicle from two lanes of the northbound carriageway today.
Highways chiefs expect to keep both lanes open for the duration of the project which is scheduled to last until December this year.
They were crossing two lanes of stationary or slow moving traffic to get to the Springbok wine bar.
But, I also understand that motorists don't like the busway because its lanes take up space on the main roads.
We decided to call it a day and wend our way back to York by as many country lanes as possible.
Grenada lay athwart vital US sea lanes, thus threatening all transatlantic trade.
He finally reached us and sat on our tail for miles even as we switched lanes.
In closing, I invite any member of the police authority to explain the safety factors that deter them giving consent for taxis to use bus lanes.
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The double-mutant lanes contain lysates from independently isolated cell lines.
The six lanes by the river were full of construction machinery and military vehicles.
Once in the city, she got lost immediately in the maze of back alleys and narrow lanes.
Country lanes, laybys, back alleys, railway land, outside tips and playgrounds were the most popular dumping sites.
He sneaks in the passing lanes for steals and slides over to help when a teammate is in trouble.
Nonusers of the HOV lanes also benefit from this project because revenues are used to support the operation of a new express bus service.
The company foresees bus drivers using the system to alert the authorities to obstructions likes cars parked in bus lanes.
The accident occurred at a high traffic time in the express lanes of one of the busiest sections of one of the busiest highways in Canada.
The northbound section which opened in 1897 for horses and carts, now carries a daily traffic flow of 50,000 vehicles on its two lanes.
People did not like that, and instead proposed express lanes be built for the rich, basically.
It's got brilliant little backstreets and candy lanes of bars in attics and basements around Plaza Nueva.
Imagine if we never again had people darting across three lanes of traffic to avoid a traffic backup or to get off on an exit at the last minute.
Therefore it will reduce the already insufficient number of road lanes, and hence the situation will go from bad to worse.
All the while, motorbikes were screaming past us between the two lanes of traffic.
If only they had put in a half dozen lanes downstairs instead of a dance floor.
Japan's defense of the sea lanes out to a thousand nautical miles sounded modest and did not arouse undue opposition at home.
The main mission is the clearance of mines in the entrance to ports, naval bases and coastal sea lanes.
After all, the majority of maritime accidents occur in congested sea lanes.
Plans show a 6,800-square-foot branch with eight drive-through lanes on 3.27 acres.
But dedicated lanes should be monitored so that buses move only on them, without other vehicles barging in.
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The St Lawrence seaway, one of the world's busiest shipping lanes after the English Channel, exits around the northern tip of Nova Scotia.
Although it could not be driven in a car, the route would steer cyclists off extremely busy roads and onto quiet thoroughfares and country lanes.
The thoughtless motorist and motorcyclist need educating on how to pass and approach a horse and rider on our lanes.
And adding to the quaintness, I noticed that the bank's drive-through teller lanes were equipped with pneumatic tubes.
Will the proposal to have dedicated lanes on main roads for two and three-wheelers help in smoother flow of traffic and perhaps reduce accidents?
It is also pressing for the lanes for public transport to be segregated from the rest of the traffic on the bridge.
The expressway now has four lanes, a median strip and CCTV cameras to watch the road.
Other features include an expanded beer and wine section, a larger greeting card section and nine checkout lanes, three of them self-checkout.
Cars seem to come from all directions, switching lanes like dodgem cars and it's not just cars but bicycles and scooters too.
More than 6,000 ships, warships, merchantmen, landing craft and barges, sailed across the channel in marked lanes cleared by minesweepers.
Riders overtake traffic, carving in and out of lanes as befuddled drivers bond in confusion with pedestrians.
At least two lanes are expected to be open soon, however, major construction will be required to return the highway to full serviceability.
In addition, the project consists of 2.3 km of inner service roads and emergency lanes.
We are going to set this right first by making a uniform carriageway of four lanes, fit pre-cast drains and asphalt the roads.
For non-skiing fun in the snow, people of any age can find thrills on the groomed tubing hill with its individual lanes and rope tow.
In the third scenario, all heavy vehicles are restricted from the use of the left and middle lanes.
On very oily lanes, a spinner will spin too much and not break early enough to be effective.
Those lanes had been carrying inbound traffic during the latest phase of the Fort Pitt Bridge and Tunnels reconstruction project.
Winding lanes, squeezed together by plump hedgerows, wander along farmsteads, groves of woodland, and villages.
The roads are colour-coded so that certain traffic lanes are barred to certain types of vehicles.
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He welcomed another measure now set to be adopted by the agency, under which the westbound carriageway will be split into two separate lanes.
He also wants to ease the region's transportation problems by increasing lanes and improving public transit.
When I encountered tractors on west Cork's twisty lanes, it was often necessary to shift down into first gear to get started again.
The good news is that the world's busiest shipping lanes should see to a fair number of them.
Taking the Copen on to the A1M and M1, as well as a few rural lanes, it bowled merrily along, the engine producing a buzz in more ways than one.
Before the current intifada began in 2000, shoals of tourists made it difficult to move in these lanes.
With its shoals and proximity to nearby shipping lanes, the Tortugas are a natural ship trap.
That is why Washington is working with Mexico City to open up more and more of these fast lanes at border crossings.
Long-term plans allow for the stocking of triploid grass carp, as well as dredging deeper holes and boat lanes.
Meanwhile, Nicholas had spotted his jaguar sitting on the shoulder of the road and cut three lanes to get to her.
The M8's four lanes are regarded by hundreds of thousands of Scots as one of the biggest bugbears of their working lives.
I think the truckie noticed, sped up and when he was in the clear, changed lanes.
Meanwhile, two lanes of left-turning vehicles execute a crisscross pattern that would make a Shriner on a tiny motorcycle proud.
Rubbish is often dumped by the side of country lanes where the offenders can empty out their cars or vans without being seen.
We cut across the other three lanes of traffic, and onto a small side road.
She wasn't sure which way she was to go, so she kept taking turnings down lanes which she thought would lead northwards.
A little way along the A35, approaching the Redbridge turn-off, the two lanes merged into one.
The system uses a monocular camera mounted behind the vehicle's windshield to track lanes in front of the vehicle.
I respect him for his talent but can't stand him for his immaturity on the lanes when things aren't going his way.
The 1.2-litre sounded confident when I tested it and was quite nippy around the small lanes.
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Malham is signposted and reached by minor lanes north of the A65 at Hellifield.
Barring a few participants, who used four-wheelers, the rest meandered through the congested roads and lanes of the city in two-wheelers.
People call to complain about rash driving, drivers not sticking to lanes and honking too much.
They allow near empty buses to cruise in near empty bus lanes next to single-file jams of nose-to-tail traffic.
Apart from 4,500 km of motorable roads, Bangalore has 41,500 km of narrow lanes.
I was a bus driver for 30 years and saw a lot of motorists happily driving down bus lanes.
The Highways Agency will be keeping as many lanes as possible open on motorways and trunk roads to help keep traffic moving.
Our back tire suddenly blew and we had to try and cut through about three lanes to get off the highway past cars and trucks.
The landscape here was more undulating, the lanes more sinuous and the wine-tastings deeply intoxicating.
New modifications will include speed humps, cycle lanes, zebra crossings, new signs and also a boardwalk on each side of the bridge.
The treacherous bocage, the countryside criss-crossed by sunken lanes between high hedgerows, was a killing ground for the German defenders.
It is bocage country, still densely wooded, with small pastures intersected by deep leafy lanes.
Traffic was nil, except for us, which was fortunate considering the way I was bogarting both lanes.
England is not just full of white, middle class people and the countryside is not all sleepy lanes and thatched cottages.
Scenic beaches line the island and are just minutes from the picturesque countryside, quiet sleepy lanes and stunning views.
This one was very scary, as the fall sent me rolling across three lanes of busy traffic, but both my bike and my person came out of it unharmed.
A crowded street will self-organise into lanes with individuals inadvertently falling into the slipstream of others.
The survival of the Japanese economy depends on continued free and uninterrupted access through the region's trade lanes.
The term passing lanes implies that the road is divided into slow and fast moving traffic lanes.
The fast-lane campaign works on a similar principle to fast and slow lanes in swimming pools.
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For the thrifty, there are smaller lanes branching off, where no goods carry price tags and bargaining is the name of the game.
Ironworkers and bootmakers converged from the factories and lanes to cheer Fitzroy against their hated neighbors from Collingwood and Carlton.
The mayor said that this section of road was a well-known bottleneck that funneled traffic from four lanes into three lanes.
There is a traffic jam on a regular basis in the Shaheed Gunj area due to the narrowness of the lanes.
Vydas had rented a nice apartment for us and guided us unrestingly through the small lanes of the old town.
All these freeways and boulevards have several lanes, with all the cars going in one direction.
Suitcases, once bound for holidays abroad in Mexico and the USA, were left strewn across all four lanes of the carriageway.
However the scheme hit a snag in the narrow streets, lanes and yards of Saltaire where residents have found there just is not room for two bins.
Most league bowlers will adjust to the lanes by moving their feet and keeping their target the same.
Looked after by the historical society, the cobbled lanes are great to wander along.
They provide help to any racer in need, and they hand out cold water and sno-cones to racers in the lanes.
Traffic is now being carried on six narrow lanes on the southbound carriageway.
The product type is first identified by a vision sortation system, then automatically put away in one of 26 lanes.
The majority of rights of way in Banyule were developed in the late 1800s and early 1900s and were used as night cart lanes.
All three lanes were blocked but the fast lane was re-opened after 15 minutes to allow traffic to flow.
A broken white line meant to divide the street into lanes inexplicably bends, crossing it.
The other option suggests a two-way northbound tunnel from Eagle Creek while the existing highway becomes two lanes southbound.
Their stances on composting, bike lanes and oil supertankers maintain this pose of progressive concern trolling.
Free from the weekday congestion, the traffic raced wildly, shifting lanes as if in a video game.
The bus lanes are designed to ease traffic congestion but they remain controversial.
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Then you think about those people on the roads who selfishly block junctions, who cut you up at a roundabout, who use filter lanes to queue jump.
It's 1995 and the information superhighway is opening its lanes for e-commerce and e-content.
The green lanes used by off-roaders are hundreds of years old, and were intended for horses and carts, pedestrians, packhorses, cattle and sheep.
Proprietors are looking to make the lanes playable so that scores are high.
Buses and trucks play a game of chicken, oblivious to the concept of traffic lanes.
I'd like to smile and skip down shopping lanes whistling cheerfully but it just isn't in me.
More often, overlays are used by centers that did not maintain lanes properly in the past.
The new dream is being shaped by a growing transit network of light-rail lines, subways, commuter rail and buses running in dedicated lanes.
In the afternoon, state police took action, reversing inbound lanes on southeastern Louisiana interstates to provide more escape routes.
One could get pleasurably lost for hours in its labyrinthine lanes with tiny shops that sell just about every imaginable commodity.
A selfish minority of motorists believe that the creation of cycle lanes is highway robbery.
Navy destroyers and corvettes patrolled the sea lanes and pursued enemy craft that aircraft could not engage.
From its neat grid of streets which parallel the long waterfront, a more chaotic jumble of lanes wriggle up the hillside.
A campaign group has been launched in an attempt to stop people dying on the country lanes of the region.
The three of us speed off out of Nottingham, through the centre of Derby, and out onto the country lanes beyond.
The maze of burrows created by moles may provide cover and travel lanes for many species of small mammals.
If you see strikes being thrown all over the place, that likely means the lanes are a bit more forgiving.
They were concerned that damage was being caused to several green lanes which criss-cross the park's area.
Back lanes run along the rear of the crofts parallel with the main street, giving access to fields.
The police had to close two lanes of the carriageway in order for the wreckage to be cleared.
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Their tiny lanes and byways are hidden from view among the olive trees above and the orange groves below.
This could best be achieved by making the track two lanes, each heading in opposite directions.
The special lanes and intersections will be created on existing road networks, excluding freeways.
The work will include paved shoulder bike lanes, street lighting and an enclosed storm drain will be constructed on the south side.
Through arched doors and lead-framed casements appear bridged lanes and castellated walls.
Your horse is likely to friskily carry you through charming back lanes and countryside as you visit an awesome range of archaeological sites.
But for more than 12 years peace and harmony in the sleepy lanes was turned sour, curdled by a malicious poison-pen writer.
These journeys could be done by cycle, if there were the cycle lanes and cycleways to encourage that.
The fast lane of certain streets would be marked and only new buses would be allowed to travel in these lanes.
Two lanes of the eastbound carriageway also had to be closed because of debris and to allow access for the emergency services.
Police had to close two lanes of the westbound carriageway, a mile short of Junction 17 so that debris from the accident could be cleared.
The eastbound carriageway was reduced to two lanes while collision investigators examined the scene.
Bury has numerous cycle lanes and special facilities for cyclists including parking in the town.
As soon as work on the eastbound lanes of Columbia is completed, the northern, westbound half will be completely replaced as well.
She unfolds a page of hand-written directions and I concentrate on tail lights, changing lanes and weaving through eastbound traffic.
They normally possess a central square from which lanes and streets extend in a straight line to four cardinal points.
The entire map is much smaller, affording teams the freedom to drift between lanes and rush to fight or gank enemies when necessary.
It is necessary to move buses on separate lanes, as the impact of one bus on the road is equivalent to that of four cars.
There is a place for off-road cycle lanes, but cyclists have the right to use the road as much as anyone else.
There are expressways, smaller lanes, on-ramps and off-ramps and intersections.
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Secure sea lanes between sea ports of embarkation and debarkation would have to be a precondition for employment.
The following two sections deal with bus lanes and traffic signal priority respectively.
The group proposes two lanes in the six-lane road dedicated solely to public transport.
Narrow wooded lanes through forests of oak, pine and deodar are excellent for short refreshing walks.
Muddy lanes surround dismal tin shacks and there is an aura of despondency and despair, which even the myriads of children do little to dispel.
Amid the dirty narrow lanes survives the centuries-old Rajasthani tradition of puppetry in the city.
When you finally realise you have to change lanes to make your off-ramp, you indicate.
It will also have cycle lanes and walkways connecting the development to the town's rail services.
They also back a series of road safety measures and traffic restrictions, including crawler lanes, realigning bends and traffic lights.
The A59 in that section comprises two lanes plus a crawler lane for slow traffic going uphill.
It's a tricky stretch, because it's two lanes all the way, so people assume the limit is 40 mph, but it's not.
All but one of the four northbound motorway lanes had to be closed down for several hours creating jams and tailbacks.
Unfortunately, as old houses and small lanes give way to skyscrapers, ancient trees have been chopped down.
Gunboats patrolled the sea lanes and the skies were covered by fighter jets launched from an aircraft carrier in the Atlantic.
Sitting in your race car in the staging lanes and looking out the window at Mount Rainier is something very special.
Not bad for three old jossers wandering along country lanes for a few hours!
Now the juggernauts and caravans are thundering up again from the south coast on their extra lanes.
Bikes have their own lanes, traffic lights at junctions and dedicated road signs.
Local roads, turn lanes and inter-change ramps, rest areas, and highway approaches were part of the improvement as well.
Sapling Road really has become a rat run since the bus lanes were introduced on St Helens Road.
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This takes me along little used country lanes where I can drive slowly and have the window open wide.
They cross zebra crossings when pedestrians are on them, mount the kerb and have a disregard for cycle lanes.
Off-road vehicles are to be barred from four green lanes in the Yorkshire Dales for a trial period despite strong objections from drivers and trail bike riders.
The lanes around the Daffodil Lion swarmed with police, blocking all routes to the air base which was about two-and-a-half miles away in the next valley.
Nine lanes of constant traffic come crawling past every day.
He said that although using four-wheel drives, quad bikes and other vehicles on green lanes was not illegal, it could cause problems if tracks were not maintained.
The maze of twisting country lanes which surrounded the farm and connected it to the numerous villages and small towns nearby was confusing and disorientating.
I approve of the increase in bus lanes for arterial routes, and the increase in technologies like GPS units for better bus planning and traffic management.
There, roads are generally free of cycle lanes, red or green painted patches, pedestrian refuges, traffic islands, widened pavements for cycle use and silly speed limits.
If you look around and don't see as many strikes, and a lot of splits or spares are on the board, the lanes probably are playing a little bit tougher.
The Animal Freeing Bridge, Knowledge and Plant Garden, Stone-plate Street, deep lanes, and buoyant boats combine to offer a poetic and harmonious visitor experience.
In the shadows of the fine buildings where they work, in the lanes and alleys behind the great houses of the wealthy, is another more dangerous city.
They'll buy this car because it's cheap, and as a result of that, they're going to be tearing around Britain's yellow boxes and bus lanes in a genuinely very good little car.
The lanes are low and narrow, and not a breath of air stirs through them.
Etobicoke and Scarborough have received their first bike lanes, and a bike lane has been completed along Dundas East, between Kingston Road and Broadview.
And outside only a bird's mournful cry broke the stillness of the timeless, winding country lanes and mile upon rolling mile of flat farm land fringed by the sea.
The increased limit will apply on autostrada with three lanes in each direction and the latest barriers to prevent vehicles from leaving each carriageway.
The government plans to give towns and cities outside the capital the right to issue fixed penalty tickets to drivers who take short cuts through the bus lanes.
With its forts, palaces, temples, walls and lanes, East Fort is a landmark among the heritage monuments not only of the city, but also of the State.
But the group insists that the size of the development is too large for the conservation area and would bring traffic havoc to already congested lanes.
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Sitting in front of the computer screen you get a driver's eye view as you travel along narrow streets, busy roads and winding country lanes in various weather conditions.
The flotilla of 58 Little Ships made a trouble-free crossing of the busy traffic separation lanes, as merchantmen gave way or altered course as a mark of respect.
We were trolling along rather sedately down one of those country lanes that probably don't exist anymore when we spotted blue helmets bobbing up and down over the hedgerows.
There is room for both a cycle lane and two traffic lanes at this point.
If any change was made to the lanes, your ball will know it right away.
The demonstrators were objecting to plans to expand Ridgway Park School, off Gibraltar Road, on grounds that it will increase traffic problems in the area's narrow lanes.
We may never allow our children to return to the freedom they previously enjoyed in the towns and cities, the rural lanes and quiet roads of our country.
Although the design of the bridge is in its early stages, it will have four lanes including two public transport lanes, a cycle path and two pedestrian walkways.
We traveled to the outskirts of Osaka and we proceeded to walk through a traditional residential area with narrow lanes until we arrived at an old house.
She wants their company on the way home, since there has been both a fair and a market day at Chaseborough, and there may be drunken men in the country lanes.
A network of local roads and lanes fed the sub-region's turnpikes.
If, for example, the driver changes lanes without using the turn signal, a visual cue is displayed and a haptic device in the driver's seat is activated.
Two lanes of the eastbound carriageway were reopened at about 9am but one lane remained shut as workers continued to remove vehicles from the scene.
Commuters faced delays after lanes on both carriageways were closed.
Overshadowed by the Minster, the largest gothic cathedral in northern Europe, York is a hotchpotch of narrow, cobbled lanes and medieval alleyways.
I'll thank you to keep your landing strips, your tarmacs, your runways and your taxiing lanes well under sufficient layers of cotton if you please.
As she drove along the narrow, winding country lanes she and an oncoming coach, carrying teenagers to school in Harrogate, slowed so both vehicles could safely pass.
Quite the opposite, in fact, as it responded immediately when it came to powering out of the twists and bends of the lanes of the Cartmel Peninsular.
Now a review of the city's cleaning of gullies, gutters, footpaths and back lanes in terraced streets has prompted commercial services officers to study the issue.
Putting his blinker on, he managed to work his way over two lanes to the side of the freeway, all the while making sure that the car behind him followed.
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Today's Bangalore is a bustling city, still retaining its wide well planned avenues in the main areas, and twisting lanes in a rural atmosphere in the somewhat poorer areas.
As I scurried through the narrow lanes of the Old City, I was feeling frustrated and dejected at not being able to stay on top of the housecleaning.
Of course there's always the obstacles of blocked aisles, crowded check-out lanes and a shortage of cashiers to put a damper on my plans for a quick trip.
Older stars and dense dust lanes near the heart of the galaxy are red.
Many trees have been felled to make way for the busway lanes and stations.
It is not quite an electronic spy in the sky but the information superhighway is being engaged to keep farms down remote rural lanes safer from thieves.
We added a leader board in the staging lanes that will help competitors keep track of how each of the seven divisions are doing in the team competition.
City of York Council officers will find out at a meeting with the Highways Agency whether two lanes of traffic can be kept flowing in one direction.
In his attempt to leave no stone unturned, he carries on with narrative lanes that arrive, often abruptly, at a dead end, thereby disrupting the film's natural flow.
Using sensors, it monitors the painted lines that separate lanes, and is triggered, at 50 mph or more, when a lane deviation is detected without the indicator being used.
Cycle lanes and pedestrian access points will be given greater priority.
They do not stay in bicycle lanes, undertaking vehicles when they are indicating to turn left, and don't stop at red lights and pedestrian crossings.
In October, drivers sat in traffic jams and the northbound lanes of the M271 were blocked after a lorry went over on its side during morning rush hour.
Hey cyclists, if you want to see dedicated bike lanes cross the entirety of downtown, give Pete Ladner an email to let him know you support his idea.
More recently he had a narrow escape when a motorist suddenly changed lanes and crossed right in front of him, forcing him to swerve to avoid a collision.
You follow doglegging lanes in a mountain village until you're convinced you're lost, only to suddenly realize that you're right back where you started.
After breakfast he strolls through deserted lanes before retiring to his drawing room to read about archaeology, Greek mythology, and biographies.
The restrictions will apply when the pool is sectioned into lanes.
They don't think widening McKnight Boulevard to six lanes between 4th Streets East and West with its associated off-ramps will ease traffic congestion.
And if you are in the slow lane and too fast then again that is your own fault and you should move up a lane, dependent on how crowded other lanes are.

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