Six field tests are carried out on an uninterrupted ring road under slow or fast stop-and-go traffic conditions.
Largely uninterrupted by roads or intersections, it passes fields, backyards, chirping birds, a lake, some ducks and, at every mile, an air pump.
Despite this, community approval is often essential to the continuous and uninterrupted use of roads for logging.
The result is a two-payer game where opponents use brown or white pieces to build a "road" – an uninterrupted path in their own colour across a square grid board.
This made getting in and out easy, while the car's low front bench gave rear passengers a fabulous, uninterrupted view of the road ahead.
During the first half of 1974, the expressway between Campbell Drive (SW 312th Street) and US 27 was opened in five stages, with the road running uninterrupted from the Turnpike in Miramar to Homestead on May 20 , 1974 with the last section to Florida City connecting to US 1 completed later in 1974.
Data corresponding to mid-block sections (in uninterrupted traffic condition) of roads were segregated for this analysis based on the video recorded by V-box cameras.
The proposed highway link has, in one form or another, been in state planning documents since 1938, and since then it has metamorphosed from a 25-mile-long freeway linking the western part of the state with the Atlantic shore to the current, 6.5-mile, 75-cent toll road running virtually uninterrupted and without exits between Princeton and Jamesburg.
For the entire 25-mile drive north from the airport to our first hotel, the Mauna Lani Bay, the road was over uninterrupted lava beds.
