lanes造句

Slow traffic lanes signal only?

In some sections, it's 16 lanes across.

We came by cutting through the lanes.

The mobile grocery carts travel through the lanes.

There are happy crowds in all the streets and lanes.

There were many small lanes in the quaint village.

The article introduces the bridge rebuilding design of Sujiahu Expressway to be extended from four lanes to six lanes.

Call up your bowling pal and hit the lanes.

The intention of this new bike lanes on wires is not to replace the ordinary bike lanes that are already available but to relieve congested areas.

We meet them in the woods and lanes where we shouted and played as boys.

Yes, I think so. But you have no diving tower or springboard or any lanes there.

She pulled into one of the cash lanes at the toll plaza.

Other inter-district bus-only lanes under study are at the public consultation stage.

They mostly operate from their own shelters in dingy by lanes near Sriya Square.

They gank side lanes very good and levels 6-7 are their peak points in the game.

When Massachusetts Avenue was restriped, the traffic lanes were made narrower to make room for bike lanes, but Mr. Sebastian said he thought most striping will be done in conjunction with road work.

Non-motor vehicles shall run within the non-motor vehicle lanes; or shall, on the road without non-motor vehicle lanes, run by the right side of the vehicle lane.

Clark studies endangered northern right whales, whose habitat includes busy shipping lanes for the port of Boston.

Exclusive to avoid traffic conflicts with cars, and the middle lanes to avoid delays caused by turning cars.

The Railway-Crossing-Highway Overpass Bridge is along with the railway. It has six lanes, double-sided pavements.

So when exiting the tollbooths in a barrier toll, vehicles must "fan in" from the larger number of tollbooth egress lanes to the smaller number of regular travel lanes.

The bus-only lanes between Aberdeen and Wan Chaiare being implemented in two stages from August 1997 to mid-1998.

The thick pearl-grey mist drifting off the river hung over the shuttered, close-packed buildings and the muddy, mucky lanes.

China will continue gearing up its navy for possible conflict in the Taiwan Strait, an area of enormous strategic concern to Japan because it straddles vital shipping lanes.

Shopping center Clarke Quay's winding lanes are covered by umbrella-like canopies, to shield shoppers and pub-goers from the seasonal tropical rains.

If traffic in the lane you are moving into is heavy, you may turn on your signal before there is enough space to change lanes.

China's large and medium-sized cities, even more like enemies, held a parade of thousands of empty lanes, strongly condemned the Japanese army for all kinds of atrocities.

Designed by T.Y Lin International, the bridge will be four lanes wide and is designed to match the style of the dam shadowing it, which holds back artificial Lake Mead.

Along the leafy road which skirted a narrow, tortuous stream in central Louisiana, rumbled an old fashioned cabriolet, much the worse for hard and rough usage over country roads and lanes.

At present, the bridge has been hardened, can ensure the construction of two-way 4 lanes and the rest of the 2 non motorized vehicles to facilitate public access from the bridge.

Hundreds of women and children had gathered in the narrow lanes, and witnesses said the women tumbled over one another trying to enter a building in an attempt to collect the food first.

Other safety concerns like the TEB blocking the road signs, and car drivers passing through the elevated bus won't be able to change lanes, are yet to be answered.

Hiring a bicycle coordinator was one of the mayor's scorecard goals for cycling; others are distributing 100 bike racks throughout the city each year and the striping of 10 miles of bike lanes on city streets this year and each of the next five years.