Sentence examples for imposed on vehicles from inspiring English sources

The new fees will be imposed on vehicles that enter Manhattan below 60th Street.

A ban had been imposed on vehicles in the town for the entire week, not that there are many vehicles anyway.

But restrictions imposed on vehicles weighing more than 7.5 tonnes, which had been in place since March when hairline cracks were discovered in some of the steel beams, are still in place.

Despite these improvements, Bazalgette was still concerned about its structural integrity and a weight limit of five tons was imposed on vehicles using the bridge.

To limit the pulling effort imposed on vehicles, slopes on small radius curves should be easier than on the straight.

These include higher structural safety margins and more back-up systems than those imposed on unmanned vehicles.

The behaviour of more than 100 drivers was observed by using the IV in active mode, that is by observing the kinematics imposed on the vehicle by the driver, as well as the kinematics with respect to neighbouring vehicles.

The minister suggested that a €50 (£43.40) fee could be imposed on every vehicle entering or leaving Gibraltar.

Madrid responded by beefing up border controls and suggesting that a €50 (£43.30) fee could be imposed on every vehicle entering or leaving the outpost through its fenced border with the mainland.

Madrid responded by beefing up border controls, leading to lengthy queues, and suggesting that a €50 (£43) fee could be imposed on every vehicle entering or leaving the territory through the fenced border with Spain.

Madrid responded by beefing up border controls and suggesting that a €50 (£43.30) fee could be imposed on every vehicle entering or leaving the territory through its fenced border with Spain.