Sentence examples for lane toll from inspiring English sources

Shakerley Lane toll road emerged near Green Hall on Bolton Road, and was built to get coal from the Shakerley pits to the turnpike road.

The project is to build a new six lane toll bridge over the Mersey between the towns of Runcorn and Widnes that will relieve the congested and aging Silver Jubilee Bridge.

Metros, bus services or a four lane toll road could get you to your work place and back in reasonable time.

To pay for a whole package of improvements, including redoing toll plazas, rebuilding bridges and adding interchanges and an extra lane, tolls have been raised about 10percentt a year since 1995, leading to widespread grumbling.

San Onofre is California's fifth-most-popular state park, but a proposed six-lane toll road would cross near the campground.

In 1984, the Commonwealth of Virginia opened a 12-mile four-lane toll road sandwiching the airport access highway, mostly for commuter use.

The middle segment of the six-lane toll highway between Georgia Avenue and Route 29 was predicted to cost $410 million to $460 million, according to documents on the project's Web site.

Because part of the six-lane toll road would cross the San Mateo Creek watershed, Surfrider believes, citing engineering studies, that concrete for the road would restrict sediment flow and eventually weaken waves at Trestles.

This puts the six-lane toll bridge, suspended by cables attached to towers that rise to 135m in height, in an industrial corner of the North-west in the same league as plans to revive downtrodden Detroit and the construction of an "energy city" powered by solar panels in Qatar.

The solution was a four-lane toll road installed in the middle of the highway, which was then leased to and operated by a private consortium formed by subsidiaries of Peter Kiewit Sons, Compagnie Financiere et Industrielle des Autoroutes, a French toll road company, and Granite Construction.

He disclosed last month that his committee thought it might be a good idea to build a sunken, limited-access two-lane toll road along the Long Island Rail Road right of way from just east of Southampton Village to the East Hampton Town airport.