Sentence examples for introducing road from inspiring English sources

The last thing they want to do is enrage motorists any further by introducing road tolls.

Introducing road pricing in just the biggest 98 metropolitan areas would generate some $120 billion a year, according to a study by Brookings.

Introducing roads into forests promotes a cancer of deforestation via logging and mining.

Singapore was the first city to introduce road charges, in 1975.

The party backs plans to introduce road pricing and to roll out the congestion charge to other towns and cities.

They want to cut rail fares, introduce road pricing, tax freight planes and stop the third runway.

It will overhaul the 10 organisations that oversee enforcement and education of road and traffic laws, and introduce road safety classes for young people as well as driver education programmes in schools.

In particular, there is urgent need to introduce road safety interventions to address this public health hazard that is claiming the lives of young adults.

This was perhaps most apparent under the Labour government, which legislated to enable cities to introduce road pricing, and initially supported the development of some 30 proposals, but left cities to face the task of attracting public support; as a result only one of the schemes outside London was implemented [21].

It was during this period that the GWR introduced road motor services as an alternative to building new lines in rural areas, and started using steam rail motors to bring cheaper operation to existing branch lines.

The traffic reduced significantly when the GCR introduced road transport to Marylebone, but the problem remained until 1936, being one reason the LPTB gave for abolishing the carrying of parcels on Inner Circle trains.