Sentence examples for freeway intersection from inspiring English sources

Even though the so-called Orange Crush freeway intersection is just 10 minutes away, Fairhaven has a strong neighborhood feel.

In the interminable battle against traffic, a growing number of government and private initiatives offer U.S. drivers high-quality real-time traffic data and even short-term predictions of travel time from, say, one freeway intersection to the next.

Aerial view of the 2 and 134 freeway intersection in Glendale in December 2010.

At the Harbor Freeway intersection, the interchange will include parking areas, train stations and bus depots to allow commuters to transfer from cars to trains or buses.

"Some of these units are mere feet away from the busiest freeway intersection in the country". Rick Coca, a spokesman for Councilman José Huizar, who chairs the city's Planning and Land Use Management committee, said Huizar voted for the Il Villaggio Toscano development because it had the support of the local council member at the time, Tom LaBonge.

In one of the most graphic and bizarre events ever to unfold on a Los Angeles freeway, a man with a gripe against HMOs parked his pickup truck on a busy freeway intersection Thursday afternoon, set it ablaze and then committed suicide--on live television--creating a nightmarish, miles-long traffic jam during the evening commute.

It will bring many new kinds of structures -- everything from freeway intersections to industrial constructions -- within the purview of preservationists.

It is shown that control of all on-ramps including freeway intersections leads to the optimal utilization of the available infrastructure.

Diverging from the common looping cloverleaf design of other freeway intersections being built around the country early on in the interstate highway system, the Four Level was relatively compact and, as the name implies, built in overlapping layers.

The "campuses" are usually in office buildings near convenient freeway intersections in cities like Detroit, New Orleans and Orlando.

His take on L.A. can be seen in a one-person installation at the Museum of Contemporary Art's Geffen Contemporary beginning today: "Jungle Island" -- four marble sculptures, replicas of actual freeway intersections, anchored in tropical greenery.