Sentence examples for detour road from inspiring English sources

The pickup truck in which a man is found murdered is caught in a pileup of eight vehicles trapped on a detour road when a blizzard blankets the coast, "a murder scene with no footprints in and no footprints out".

Our model of road accessibility did not include the flow of traffic or the ability of detour roads to cope with the volume of road flow (Jenelius et al. 2006).

The linear representation of the degradation of territorial accessibility shows the impact on the two main detour roads via the towns of Gap and Argentière-la-Bessée. Open image in new window Fig. 5 Difference in access time (in minutes) from Grenoble between normal and disturbed situations caused by a debris flow event in the Rif Blanc catchment (total road cut).

"For the Black River Road had collapsed into the riverbed like a toothless mouth and desperately/recklessly she'd turned onto the narrow unpaved detour-road though knowing -- with a part of her mind absolutely knowing -- that if she didn't turn back immediately she would be late for the event that evening in Ithaca…".

During the disturbance, road users followed a detour route via the city of Gap to reach the Grenoble-Briançon axis.

Maps can be used to provide key information about a detour or road construction.

Alternative solution What detour route is recommended when traffic between Grenoble and Briançon via the regional road D1091 is interrupted?

In the short run, the UTII effect on air quality is −0.02, since the urban traffic infrastructure construction might cause more detours and road blockages, which would enhance the fine-particle emissions of the low-speed traffic.

Today How bad posture affects health; rise to shine; food detours for road trips; handling stress.

Departments of transportation use maps with detailed information about construction, detours or road closures so that travelers can be informed about the latest road conditions.

The narrative at 3 months described mortal illness in ICU (Being at Death's door), the narrative at 5 months described ongoing fear of relapse (Still not out of the Woods), and the narrative at 10 months had three potential outcomes: downhill (detour on the road), steady-state (end of the road), or progress (The Road to Recovery).