Sentence examples for road capable from inspiring English sources

Even so, it could be 2025 at the earliest before there were enough vehicles on the road capable of having meaningful wireless conversations with one another.

Troops and then entire units of the North Vietnamese Army (NVA) were sent south through Laos along the Ho Chi Minh Trail, which was by that time becoming a network of modern roads capable of handling truck traffic.

The old dependence on a government-monitored system of wide "stock routes" plied by expert drovers has been replaced by modern trucking, including the distinctive "road trains" (large trucks, each pulling several trailers) of the north, and by reasonably maintained roads capable of supporting these behemoths.

Manaus, being so remote and surrounded by millions of square miles of jungle, has no roads capable of being the route for tons and tons of steel and other heavy equipment.

Is it to become more off-road capable?

It also costs thousands less than the new (and less off-road-capable) Ford Explorer.

One could certainly argue that that this car, the GT-SA, belongs among the greatest road-capable Maseratis ever.

The Xterra was initially positioned in 2000 as a more off-road-capable, stripped version of the Pathfinder, but has since grown and added carlike comforts.

"The vast majority of people don't need a four-wheel-drive, off-road-capable truck," said Aaron Bragman, a product analyst with the research firm IHS Global Insight.

I AM at the wheel of the freshly redesigned 2001 Mitsubishi Montero, doing what most people never do in off-road-capable sport utility vehicles: I am driving it off road.

Between their Land Rovers and Range Rovers, the storied English automobile company has been making off-road-capable vehicles since 1948.