Sentence examples for cyclists between from inspiring English sources

The street is closed to traffic to make way for cyclists between 8 a.m. and 12 30 p.m. every Sunday.

Midway along the walkway, which carries pedestrians and cyclists between San Francisco and Marin County, he stopped and climbed the four-foot safety railing.

The State Department of Transportation has studied how to create "continuity and contiguity" for cyclists between Long Island and Queens, said Howard J. Mann, a bike and pedestrian transportation analyst at the Metropolitan Transportation Council.

Now its 300 bicycles called Medina bikes after the city's ancient centre — will transport cyclists between 10 hubs, stationed at sites across the city like the iconic Koutoubia mosque, and the Jardin Majorelle.

Because the road is narrow and winding, parts of it are closed to cyclists between 11 a.m. and 4 p.m. every day, peak sightseeing hours when it is clogged with tour buses and auto traffic.

While cycling around the Arc de Triomphe can be a perilous exercise, with cars coming from all directions following the now largely outdated "priorité à droite" rule, the number of accidents involving cyclists between 2007 and 2012 was relatively low: 12 have died, eight of them while using a Vélib'.

There were two recorded conflicts (an avoidance manoeuvre by the cyclist) between cyclist riding in the cycle lane (in the "correct" direction) and delivery trolleys.

To provide knowledge to aid engineers and policy makers in making these decisions, this study explored death and morbidity data for the state of New South Wales, Australia to examine rates and severity of injury arising from collisions between pedestrians and cyclists, and between cyclists and motor vehicles (MVs).

The first crash saw hundreds of cyclists held between Pyrford and Ripley in Surrey.

Even before lanes were finished some cyclists squeezed between fences to use them, an unlucky few crashing into barriers marking the end of completed sections while riding at night.

Scientists who analysed the physiological functions of more than 120 regular cyclists aged between 55 and 79 failed to find any of the obvious signs of ageing that they would normally observe among people of the same age.