A fatal accident on Thursday morning closed the eastbound section of the AA's forecast busiest route, the A303 – which runs from Basingstoke in Hampshire to Honiton in Devon, although most holiday traffic will be travelling south-west.
Witness his address to members of the European Parliament in Strasbourg at the end of last year, when he warned them of the "myths" that Poland's detractors were spreading to delay the EU's eastbound expansion.
But the other half are driven a few miles to a railway yard, where they are put on eastbound trains to the rest of America.
Another study in Edinburgh claimed that the key to success was rigid enforcement of the buses' right to their designated lanes.One improbable success story claimed by the bus-lane lobby is the new 3.5 mile bus lane on the eastbound M4 linking Heathrow airport with central London.
To address growing congestion, a parallel bridge south of the original opened in 2007; the 1950 bridge now has four lanes of westbound traffic and the 2007 bridge four lanes of eastbound traffic.
The opening of the Pacific railroad in 1869 demonstrated that the market for the profitable operation of such a line still lay somewhat in the future: one eastbound and one westbound train a week were adequate to meet the demands of traffic.
This diversity originally grew out of Chicago's role as a transshipment point for eastbound grain and lumber as well as meat, which was smoked or packed in salt.
Collision avoidance also was fostered by general acceptance of the recommendation separate lanes for eastbound and westbound steamers in the heavily traveled North Atlantic appearing in Sailing Directions (1855), prepared by the U.S. naval officer Matthew F. Maury, who also mapped ocean currents worldwide.
8.50 The first bomber, Shehzad Tanweer, sets off his device between Liverpool Street and Aldgate stations on the eastbound Circle Line.
"Westbound" trains between Tower Hill and Gloucester Road, are, in fact, heading east, and "eastbound" trains are heading west.
However the researchers found that while the average eastbound flight across the Pacific during the 18 year period became 10 minutes shorter, the corresponding westbound flight became 11 minutes longer – leading to an overall increase in the time the aircraft spent in the air for all four airlines.
