Sentence examples for danger of road from inspiring English sources

No more than five cars could be in front of the hotel at any one time without danger of road collapse.

Guidance from the Association of Teachers and Lecturers (ATL) cites the example of the danger of road traffic accidents involved in travel - advising teachers to ensure they have a qualified driver and a well-maintained bus fitted with seatbelts that children wear mitigates the risk.

While there seems to be a heightened danger of road deaths around this time, is it more important than usual to watch out for drunks?

About 188,000 people are living under extremely difficult conditions in the north-east of the Syrian Arab Republic, one of the coldest regions of the country, and access is extremely difficult because of the danger of road travel.

"The more immediate risks of the road, from the dangers of road traffic injury, were particularly salient for those considering cycling," the study says.

The fatal shooting of a 13-year-old boy in a Denver suburb has become the latest lesson on the dangers of road rage.

"Cycling trains you to be more alert to the dangers of road use and better able to anticipate hazards," explained Day.

JAMES CORCORAN is penned in -- we hope -- by his desk at the shuttered and endangered Downtown Athletic Club but otherwise exhibits all the danger signs of road rage: glazed eyes, raised fist, bitter verbiage, seismic blood pressure.

They were usually more than one meter in height and 0.8 meter in width, and their length depended on the danger of the road.

Peter Oborne Evening Standard, London, November 8 "The coverage that rail crashes get is a tribute to the safety of the network, while the minimal coverage of [motor vehicle] crashes is a bleak testament to the danger of British roads..

Second, in one specific neighborhood, I am collecting oral histories of specific accidents and traffic patterns, reflections on the safety and danger of specific roads, how residents have witnessed the transformation of transport, and the cases of several residents who themselves step into busy intersections at rush hour to direct traffic as a proxy to a strained police force.