Sentence examples for highway reduced from inspiring English sources

Driving from Calcutta to Kharagpur last year, I experienced intimately the toll of one of India's many unforgiving bottlenecked roadways: a highway reduced to one lane because of a bridge that has stood derelict for three years.

But does adding new functions to a car make it safer than the alternative or just make it more appealing for people to do (i.e., does widening the highway reduce traffic or encourage more people to drive on it)?

East of that county highway, which leads to the community of Bowleys Quarters, the state highway reduces to two lanes.

North of Wellington Street, the highway reduces in width to four lanes, which is its configuration north through East Gwillimbury.

Beyond this intersection, the state highway reduces to two lanes, curves to the northwest, and crosses Paper Mill Pond.

The state highway reduces to two lanes and continues northeast through residential subdivisions on the westbound side and industrial facilities on the eastbound side of the highway.

The highway reduces to two lanes and passes through another commercial area before its intersection with MD 23 (East West Highway) in Forest Hill.

The highway reduces to a two-lane road again and passes the North Linthicum station just south of MD 648 (Baltimore Annapolis Boulevard) in the center of Pumphrey.

In 2008 Arizona installed them on intercity highways, reducing the number of fatal crashes by a fifth in nine months.

In the north, by contrast, where most villages are found in the alluvial basins of major rivers, population growth and improvements in transportation have tended to disperse the villages away from the rivers and toward the main railroads and highways, reducing the amount of land available for growing rice.

Here, the country's main commercial highway is reduced to a narrow concrete path.