Sentence examples for highway standards from inspiring English sources

By 1950 eight U.S. states had toll roads that met express highway standards and totaled more than 750 miles (1,210 km).

Federally approved fonts first appeared in the 1935 edition of the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices, the bible of federal road and highway standards that dictates the size, shape and placement of road signs.

One problem is that overseas shippers do not pay much attention to highway standards in the United States, and many shipments arrive too heavy to be put directly on flatbed trailers to be driven to their destination.

The design of the highway met Interstate highway standards after opening, and was supposed to have the I-187 designation.

Built to Interstate Highway standards, New Jersey Route 55 has a posted speed limit of for most of its length.

The project was opposed due to inadequate highway standards (lack of shoulder ramps, and only two lanes in each direction).

"Bringing the former access road of the old Llanwern steelworks up to a public highway standard carriageway will help ease congestion on the M4 around Newport," he said.

The project consisted of a 32 km freeway-standard extension as far as South Yunderup Road in South Yunderup, and a 38 km highway-standard dual carriageway to Old Coast Road at Lake Clifton.

The project consisted of a 32 km freeway-standard extension to Pinjarra Road and the Murray River at South Yunderup, and a 38 km highway-standard dual carriageway to Old Coast Road at Lake Clifton.

But last year, as part of a revision to its highway safety standards, it made a rare foray into work-zone regulation, proposing stricter rules for, among other things, signaling procedures for flaggers and the use of electronic warning signs.

Highway design standards specify several requirements on available sight distance.