The Michelin Guide, after all, was invented by a tire company to encourage road trips.
Bridgestone, The Road Safety Foundation, the Automobile Association (AA) and some 100 children from the Van Reenen Primary school were all present to encourage road users to 'Think Kidz' at every step of the way on their journey to a safe and fun holiday to the South Africa's coasts.
As a member of the Punjab board of administration under Henry, after the Second Sikh War (1848 49), he made a first summary revenue settlement, abolished internal duties, introduced a uniform currency and postal system, and encouraged road and canal construction.
In 1961, the federal government passed the Western Australian Grants (Beef Cattle Roads) Act 1961, known as the Beef Roads Scheme, that encouraged road building in the Kimberley.
Highlights of the Administration's record, which read like a "Wish you were here" card to regulated industries, include: encouraging road-building through wildlife habitats, pushing tax cuts for energy exploration on public land, rejecting the Kyoto treaty on global warming, and devising new rules that allow mining companies to fill in valleys and streams with waste.
The EU's most senior energy official confirmed that the fuel quality directive (FQD) to encourage greener road fuels will not be scrapped at the end of the decade, as had been thought.
Environmentalists argued that delay would encourage furious road-building and compromise the biological integrity of the forest.
For my kids, Razor let us travel near and far with their original scooters, wheels on bikes grew wider to encourage off-road exploration, and roller skates became roller blades.
Mr. Lettiere said the state would also begin driver education programs and public service announcements encouraging better road sharing and more attentive driving.
Sir Peter Hendy, commissioner of TfL, wrote in the Standard before Christmas of the need to learn from the Olympics by encouraging more road deliveries outside peak travel times.
The Zipcar business is seen by many as a "greener" alternative to traditional ownership models because it encourages less road use.
