Sentence examples for favour road from inspiring English sources

This imbalance in transport dates from the 1950s when Brazil began to favour road haulage over rail freight.

For example, predators may favour roads and trails during the winter for ease of travel if roads and trails are generally ploughed free of snow or snow is hard-packed by snow-machines (e.g., [56], [57]).

The average transport haul is also shorter in Europe, which favours road transport – the EC currently considers 300 km to be the distance at which rail becomes economically competitive with road transport.

And this bill, like previous ones, heavily favours roads and highways over mass transit (dedicated funds for bike and walking paths also faced the chop).

He wrote in favour of road pricing as a market solution to the problem of road management and maintenance.

"We still favour reliable road crossings and investment in public transport, walking and cycling".

Mr Baker said he's in favour of road pricing but this idea, he believes, would have gone too far.

The parade left Favour Royal Road at 12 30 BST and is proceeding via the Main Street to the demonstration field on the Clogher Road.

The software can also favour winding roads and picks points of interest that are most useful to those on bikes.

Rowe has said he does not want to compete on the track at next year's Olympic Games in Rio, with the Cardiff-born rider favouring the road.

The solution to the traffic problem most favoured by road planners in 1998 was to widen the existing bridge by building a smaller second traffic bridge just west from it and joining their decks to form a contiguous roadway.