Lower risk of severe crashes is found to be associated with the presence of 10-ft lane and/or narrow shoulders, lower roadside hazard rate, higher driveway density, longer barrier length, and shorter barrier offset.
Roadside in narrow rivulet.
All of the adult defendants, with the exception of Mr. Thakur, lived in Ravidas camp, a crammed settlement of small houses and narrow lanes on a roadside of south Delhi.
Over the past few years, Haygarth has been collecting smashed car wing mirrors from the roadsides of narrow streets and "hot spots" such as London's Rotherhithe Tunnel.
The Changchun (Eternal Spring) Shrine, one of the most accessible from the roadside, features two narrow waterfalls that run into the gorge like trails of white lace.
The problem with inserting cycle lanes at the roadside usually means narrowing the road itself, which can aggravate congestion.
Don Bernier, the director of a documentary called "In a Nutshell: A Portrait of Elizabeth Tashjian," which had its New York première last week, capitulated on a similar issue: he had planned to make a film about several roadside museums, but Tashjian insisted that he narrow his focus.
In the first gallery at the Folk Art Museum, note the handle of a brown-paper shopping bag at the top edge of a tall, narrow landscape dominated by winding stairs interspersed with white churches and roadside chapels.
Traffic and width of roadside did not significantly influence bees, suggesting that even relatively narrow verges near heavy traffic could provide valuable habitat to bees.
Horizontal curves and narrow lanes were associated with over-rated risk estimates, while intersections and roadside hazards such as narrow road shoulders, power poles and ditches were significantly under-rated.
