To park at most of the town's 16 beaches, drivers must have seasonal parking permits, which are available to residents for $10 and for nonresidents for $100.
So in addition to navigating to a friend's beach house, drivers with connected services and apps will be able to get recommendations for Thai restaurants near their destination, find the cheapest gas en route, check in on Facebook so friends know they're on the way and switch to streaming Internet radio when the local FM station plays one too many Adele songs.
One ruined tank named Cecilia lies embedded on the beach, where its driver pranged it into a hole.
One thoroughfare along the beach, which taxi drivers have taken to renaming Avenida Clinton, has been closed for a complete repaving.
"The philosophy of the Australian beach", says the taxi driver as the blue sea flashes through the window, "is a lot different from the British beach.
Sunburnt and dozy, you slide on to a wooden seat, prop your beach umbrella under the driver's elbow and squint at the sun sinking towards the sea.
Together, these modeling, experimental, and field studies all show that the mobilization of ENT to water from sands is a common driver of beach water quality issues, and should especially be considered as a source of dry-weather water quality violations.
Longshore sediment transport (LST) is one of the main drivers of beach morphology.
She wore a necklace bearing the name Spec, for a stallion killed by a hit-and-run driver on the beach.
At first glance it's an excuse to show off the participants' bodies, with particular emphasis on the buttocks – a bit like beach volleyball with diabetic coach drivers.
OPPOSITE Rio de Janeiro's best-known shopping mall, just before the tunnel that takes drivers to the beach resorts of Copacabana and Ipanema, stands a gleaming new showroom for JAC Motors, a state-owned Chinese car maker.
