Sentence examples for permanent road from inspiring English sources

The Alpine field, which began producing oil two months ago, lies beneath a quilt of dozens of ponds and wetlands, so the wells to tap it were clustered on two drilling pads totaling about 93 acres, with no permanent road connecting the operation to the outside world.

www.roadtripamerica.com A couple's online journal of their permanent road trip in a high-tech home on wheels, with stories about people across the United States, places to eat and photographs of unusual signs and dogs befriended by Marvin the Road Dog.

This paper investigates energy and environmental efficiencies of the Spanish market using the permanent road freight vehicle survey.

This paper summarizes the results of a permanent road freight sample survey carried out in 1997-2003 on heavy duty vehicles in Spain.

"There will be a number of permanent road closures and they will impact on businesses in the long term so people need to look at these plans now".

The Spanish Ministry of Development (SMD) developed a large-scale Permanent Road Freight Sample Survey (PRFSS) in 1992 to describe freight transport performance in Spain and to provide an in-depth view into the use and efficiency of the Spanish road freight fleet.

The group proposed that Mr. Vaill build a permanent road-racing course.

Most of the valley is without permanent roads and must be accessed by donkey or on foot, often on narrow paths.

But the plan would not eliminate commercial forestry in the Tongass, which already has 4,600 miles of permanent roads, giving logging companies ready access to plenty of usable timber without further decimating the old-growth.

Access to the park is chiefly by boat in the summer and snowmobile and skis in the winter; there are no permanent roads on the Kabetogama Peninsula, but a road on the ice of Rainy Lake allows motor vehicles to travel 7 miles (11 km) along the northern edge of the peninsula in the winter.

They also recommended a ban on permanent roads across the fragile tundra, based upon assurances from the oil companies that they could operate with temporary winter "ice roads" that would simply melt away as summer approached and waterfowl and migratory caribou began congregating at the lake.