Sentence examples for planned interchange from inspiring English sources

The planned route was given the Route 25 designation northwest of a planned interchange with the Fall River Expressway (Route 24) in Raynham and the Route 28 designation to the southeast of Route 24.

His group has proposed a billion-dollar development around the planned interchange.

The formal announcement of the new college will be made at Old Oak Common railway depot – the site of the planned interchange between Crossrail and HS2, near Wormwood Scrubs in west London – by skills minister Matthew Hancock.

Sure enough, just a foot below the surface, a Christian community from the Byzantine era, dating from either the fifth or sixth century, presented itself just to the west of bustling Highway 2, and right in the middle of the planned interchange on the southern edge of Netanya.

The co-ordination of modes is related to the involvement of different stakeholders in a common governance framework to plan interchange practices and urban space with an urban sustainable scope.

Along with being near the ballpark and the planned Garden State Parkway interchange, the project is in both an urban enterprise zone and a foreign trade zone.

Mr Ferguson said the Temple Street location is "very strategic" being situated next to Temple Meads and the planned Metrobus interchange.

At Piccadilly Circus, the CLR planned an interchange with the partially completed station of the stalled Baker Street and Waterloo Railway.

Daryl Carter, trustee of Carter-Lake 215 SR 46 Land Trust, purchased about 215 acres on the north side of State Road 46, adjacent to the planned Wekiva Parkway interchange.

During the time he owned the land, Calvert used the legislative process known as earmarking to secure $8 million for a planned freeway interchange 16 miles from the property, and an additional $1.5 million to support commercial development of the area around the airfield.

The ultimate end will either be at the interchange between Interstate 196 (I-196) and I-94 as originally planned, or another interchange immediately to the southwest.