Sentence examples for interstate about from inspiring English sources

These nuggets come around about as often as service plazas do on the interstate, about every 35 miles or so.

The first night we collapsed in a small hotel just off the interstate, about halfway to our destination.

As Mr. Schure aimed his radar gun from the grassy side of the Interstate, about 100 yards south of the crash site, each bus speed appeared on a digital readout on the back of the handheld device.

A truck driver for Riggins Oil in Vineland got on the interstate about 1 15 p.m. after picking up fuel at the Coastal refinery in West Deptford, said Sgt. Kevin Rehmann of the state police.

"This is the critical area for Republicans in any statewide election," said Representative Charles T. Canady, a Republican from Lakeland, a town along the Interstate about halfway between Orlando and Tampa.

Think of those signs on the interstate about passing a truck that read "leave more space".

Hayward's officers patrol the interstate only about five hours a week.

THE COMMUTE Ms. Carpenter and Mr. Abbot say they are among several residents who commute to New York by driving to the Port Authority Trans-Hudson train station in Harrison, off Interstate 280, about 20 minutes east of Essex Fells.

The Federal Highway Administration reports about one fatality for every 100 million vehicle miles on the interstates, about half the death rate of other U.S. roads.

Happily much of the way, I-94 is accompanied by frontage roads or parallel secondary roads, so I was able to keep my Interstate mileage to about 60 miles.

It is just off Exit 309 of Interstate 80, about two hours from Philadelphia International Airport and about 1 1/2 hours from New York City and northern New Jersey, which are served by several large airports.