Since then, anti-highway movements and pro-cycling advocacy have demonstrated considerable efficacy (Buehler & Pucher, 2017; Fackler, 2009; Harcourt, Rossiter, & Cameron, 2007; Hovey, 1998; Ladd, 2008; Mohl, 2012; Sewell, 1993).
Finally, they consider the emerging urban highway removal movement and other innovative efforts by cities to re-envision urban transportation.
The river was the great highway for movement of goods, and the cities on its banks were busy ports.
India's government issued the order last week, reserving a 170-mile stretch of the highway for the movement of security vehicles on Sundays and Wednesdays until the end of May.
They presented an astonishingly intense dance, "Highway No. 1," with movement, costumes and sound score taken from Jewish religious practice.
The complex of performed measures allowed ensuring the safety of construction work of the highway tunnel and continuous movement of Tuapse-Adler trains passing through central areas of Sochi.
Like a boulder in a highway, the conservative populist movement has become an enormous, often impassable obstacle in the path of President Clinton.
Michael Proctor, a Canadian biologist, recently studied the DNA of bears in Canada and in the isolated populations in the United States and found little movement across Highway 3 and into the United States.
Container and Foreman represent the gentle walking category; while, Coastguard and Highway represent the rapid movement category.
A Caltrans contractor sets up units to monitor ground movement along Highway 1.
