The upheaval makes every-day travel a mystery tour of diversions, blocked roads and crop circles of traffic cones that you have to negotiate.
Meanwhile, the screens showed running cats silhouetted against the red, yellow, and green circles of traffic lights, vast numbers of candle flames, a biplane crashing in a desert, a locomotive rushing directly at the audience, and a sad clown catching a beautiful falling tightrope walker.
Upon arriving at Nisour Square, the indictments said, the guards moved into the circle against the flow of traffic and, without warning, began firing.
I may be the last man lamenting the loss of traffic circles in these parts.
STOCKHOLM — City officials here have yet to announce the winning design for the Slussen project, which aims to replace a tangle of traffic circles, bridges, underpasses and boat locks in the heart of this city.
Pedestrians in Montreal are afraid to cross anywhere.Peter LongfieldTorontoSIR – The addition of roundabouts will only present a different kind of challenge when trying to get to the other side of the road.Nicolas LaiosMontrealSIR – Hundreds of traffic circles were constructed in New England prior to 1960.
Fruit and vegetable vendors were restricted from selling their wares on most streets; now, throngs of them are out selling bananas and oranges beneath highway overpasses and on the sides of traffic circles, helping them feed their families but also worsening congestion.
PAGE C1 Architecture Review Planning That's Not Set in Stone City officials in Stockholm are considering five designs for a project that aims to replace a tangle of traffic circles, bridges, underpasses and boat locks in the heart of downtown.
Though a master plan did not exist during Bahrain's modernization, British planners and engineers prescribed a regimen of traffic circles as a means to maintain smooth but controllable development.
In some North American cities there is retrofitting of "traffic circles" at intersections in residential areas.
