Sentence examples for regional highway from inspiring English sources

An evaluation is made of the distance from population centres, the regional highway infrastructure, public transport facilities (including railways), and the availability of land for parking.

Flushing is not at the heart of a regional highway network and its Main Street subway station is at the end of the line.

The system has been tested, with success, in both day and night time, in all four seasons, and on roads in New York City, a regional highway, and on suburban streets.

A two-step methodology first estimates the number of trips evacuating the region, thereby capturing behavioral aspects in a scientifically defensible manner based on survey results, and second, assigns these trips to a regional highway network, using geographic information systems software, thereby making the methodology transferable to other locations.

This would compare with the opening of an average of 39 miles of limited‐access high ways each year for the last five years and the commis sion's regional highway plan for opening an average of 67 miles a year until 1975.

Visitors to Emilia-Romagna usually focus on one of the Big Five cities that lie like the jewels in a diadem along the major regional highway that runs northwest to southeast.

Regional highways, energy grids, fluvial corridors, and telecommunications networks are reconstructing the South American landscape.

Firstly, the paper elaborates three transportation indicators of regional highways and how to compare transportation indicators of regional freeways with that of railway or waterway.

By the early 21st century some 200,000 workers commuted to downtown Seattle from neighbouring communities, creating heavy traffic and disruptions on interstate and regional highways.

Route 958 was first designated among many regional highways in the 1928 mass renumbering of state highways throughout Pennsylvania.

Also radiating out of P'yŏngyang are inter-regional highways and expressways that reach to Namp'o, Wŏnsan and Kaesŏng.