multilane road

As the demonstrators' numbers grew, they knocked down police barricades in an attempt to march about 100 yards onto the multilane road.

The highway is two-lane surface road with the exception of various urban multilane road sections.

(ii) There is a tendency towards synchronization of vehicle speeds across different lanes on a multilane road in this flow.

As it follows WIS 100 north, it becomes an Urban multilane road.

In residential areas, only multilane roads have limits up to 35 mph, other roads are restricted to a maximum speed of 25 mph.

The route is a multilane road, with some freeway portions, that runs through urbanized areas of northern New Jersey adjacent to New York City.

On multilane roads carrying over 15,000 vehicles per day, a marked crosswalk is likely to have worse safety performance than an unmarked location, even if raised median refuges are provided.

As Beijing continues to modernize losing its old housing and cobblestone laneways in preference for multilane roads, it is now an easier and somewhat disappointing trek to Liqun's.

A.T.& T. and Lockheed plan to combine existing techniques to win Federal, state and local contracts to make the present highway system of more than 155,000 miles of multilane roads more efficient.

The roads M0 (that forms a half ring around the city of Budapest), M2 and M15 although are divided multilane roads, they are not considered as motorways, and can be used free of charge.

But multilane roads use broken white lines between lanes moving in the same direction; at least one solid amber line lies to the left of the lane which borders traffic moving in the opposite direction, and the right sideline is solid white.

To the Editor: Regarding "Bracing for Summer, and Expensive Gas" (May 13): In a state crisscrossed by multilane roads with traffic lights every quarter-mile, it amazes me how many drivers feel it necessary to race from one red light to the next.

With wide brushes and a vigorous application of paint on canvases measuring up to eight feet in length or width, he creates scumbled, impressionistically blurry bird's-eye views of cars and trucks loosely gridded on multilane roads or pedestrians crossing under tilting lights and signs.