Sentence examples for road lanes from inspiring English sources

Cabbies have been particularly worked up about road lanes that, starting at 6 a.m. on Wednesday, are reserved for Olympics traffic.

John Biggs, a member of the London Assembly who represents East London, said he was most annoyed about the V.I.P. road lanes, which he said would cater to fancy-jacket-wearing "Blazerati," at the expense of regular Londoners.

During the Games, there will be 30 or so miles of special road lanes reserved for the exclusive use of 80,000 dignitaries, athletes, officials, sponsors and members of the news media.

Mr. Suozzi said the county would use a $2.7 million federal grant to continue studying transportation alternatives that include rapid-transit buses traveling on dedicated road lanes, a light rail system and an automated guideway transit system.

"It seems one year is as bad as the one before," said Ms. McKenna, noting that the state is responsible for 5,000 miles of road lanes in the Hudson Valley Region.

On Friday several Christie aides were served with subpoenas as part of an investigation into Bridgegate, which saw members the Governor's staff conspire to close road lanes leading to the George Washington Bridge between New Jersey and New York last year, causing traffic chaos in revenge for another local mayor's failure to endorse Christie for re-election.

The road – lane, really – was closed on the big day but there's nothing to stop you bringing a bike any other time.

stay within the road lane;   d.

The capacity of each road lane is determined according to its practical length.

A camera monitors the road, lane markings and proximity to other vehicles.

During the months before the experimental road lane project was terminated by the National Road Administration, road officials at the street level prepared two design plans, one with the experimental road lane and the other without the lane.