Sentence examples for pedestrian passage from inspiring English sources

The new trail and the traffic and parking improvements have enabled a safer and better pedestrian passage along Stanford Avenue.

Typically sheltered beneath an iron and glass roof, the arcade was a blocklong pedestrian passage nestled between two masonry structures.

In Manhattan, the surroundings are Midtown, a visitor funneled along the pedestrian passage off Fifth Avenue toward the rink below and toward 30 Rockefeller Plaza, above.

Now a glass and aluminum colonnade defines the street edge, with a broad portico and pedestrian passage behind, framing the church view.

According to the filings, the plaza beneath the skyscraper was deeded during construction in 1983 as a "dedicated area for the purposes of public pedestrian passage".

But this part of the wall stands in the way of an underground pedestrian passage that will link the World Trade Center and the World Financial Center.

The new fence is curved but open at the top, hanging 18 inches over the walkway, similar to pedestrian passages on the Manhattan and Roosevelt Island Bridges.

As part of this project, pedestrian passages will be constructed through each of the towers to improve the accessibility and to increase social control on the site.

The grant, made through the Pentagon's Office of Economic Adjustment, will contribute to a project meant to add a pedestrian and bike passage under Rockville Pike and three high-speed elevators for the Metro station, as well as other improvements.

Pedestrian ramps and passages would be improved.

The ferry to Galiano Island runs at least once a day, and is 14.85 dollars for pedestrians; on weekdays, passage for cars is 47.60 dollars; fuel rebates may also apply; www.bcferries.com for details.