Of course we have miles of hiking trails in our national parks, but we don't have walks connecting towns and cities.
This meant that emphasis was put on connecting towns and villages with regular bus, tram or rail services so that everyone could benefit.
Infrastructure improvements are punishingly expensive and desperately needed in a place where, for instance, people travel by boat or plane because there are no roads connecting towns.
That same spring, Patco rehabilitated part of the old Philadelphia-Atlantic City line, adding Lindenwold and connecting towns to its original Camden-to-Philadelphia Camden-to-Philadelphia Camden-to-Philadelphia
In 1797 the road system was divided into three classes of descending importance: (1) roads leading from Paris to the frontiers, (2) roads leading from frontier to frontier but not passing through Paris, and (3) roads connecting towns.
The fire has also crossed the South Western Highway, the major road connecting towns in the south-west to Perth, and spot fires have been reported up to 100 metres ahead of the fire front.
The Hudson Valley is more bucolic, with a network of greenways -- some of them part of the East Coast Greenway, a kind of Appalachian Trail for cyclists -- connecting towns for commuting as well as recreation, via off-road paths.
correspond to largest motorways, while N-roads are used for general roads connecting towns.
JAV: So the Interstate Highway System, which is all about connecting towns to towns, people to people, and the information superhighway, which is connecting computers to computers, people to people, were both funded by the federal government?
According to the Campaign for Better Transport (CfBT), Northumberland county council has cut bus funding by 19% (£400,000) since 2011, reducing some services that connected towns.
