Sentence examples for freeway right from inspiring English sources

This weaving length limit sets the minimal weaving length for safer free onramp merging and guides the practitioners/designers who encounter design situations where freeway right of way at onramp is limited.

On the other hand, when we finally got to the top, to the Valley, there was a freeway right there, working the way whoever it was who envisioned the whole monstrous thing must have imagined they would work, and it whisked us the rest of the way in no time.

The freeway east of Santo Road encountered delays from environmentalists over the endangered Least Bell's Vireo, a songbird which faced habitat destruction, as well as those concerned with the destruction of homes and businesses for the freeway right-of-way.

These options include rebuilding the freeway as is, reducing it to a boulevard or one-way streets, or upgrading the existing freeway right-of-way to include bike lanes and other pedestrian-friendly features.

Maybe some authorized permit-trading system would spring up, where car-owners without plans (or enough money) could sell their freeway rights to those feeling a need to drive (or with money to burn).

We're hitting the freeways right on Friday rush hour, but can't really complain: traffic's been negligible throughout this trip.

It's a long way from the Santa Monica Freeway, where right now we're driving to the gym in his Subaru Outback.

It's a long way from the Santa Monica Freeway, where right now we're driving to the gym in his Subaru Outback..

Since the conventional rumble strips don't discriminate the driving directions, it is very desirable to design a one-way rumble device that intends for awakening the WW drivers without frustrating the drivers getting off the freeways the right direction.

The new freeway's wide right-of-way was built with room for additional lanes if the situation became necessary.

Converting this segment to a boulevard would free up of land for development which is currently used for the freeway and its right-of-way.