Sentence examples for road overpass from inspiring English sources

The family had been on vacation when a 7.2 earthquake destroyed a section of the Tompkins Hill Road overpass of Highway 101 south of Eureka.

Still, without a verdict and a huge payout that would have grabbed attention, the collapse of the Tompkins Hill Road overpass failed to set off alarms among officials in Sacramento about bridges and quakes.

This included replacing the original Wellington Road overpass.

The new lanes begin just before the Murphy Road overpass with a local lane breaking away for interchange access; all travelers wishing to exit the highway from this point must be travelling in this lane.

East of the Murphy Road overpass, Highway 402 was re-aligned to bypass the interchange with Highway 40 constructed in 1964; Exmouth Street was redirected to connect with Highway 7 (London Line) at that junction, and Quinn Street now follows the former route of the highway.

In 1984, MDSHA completed the I-70 Corridor Planning Study, which examined the 5.3 mile segment of I-70 from the Mount Philip Road overpass between Braddock Mountain and Frederick to just east of MD 144 at the western end of the project underway to relocate the Interstate through Bartonsville.

The Awash-Kombolcha-Hara Gebaya project includes 59 railway bridges and 6 road overpasses.

It will include a bridge over the San Joaquin River, an elevated railway over Herndon Avenue, a tunnel beneath Belmont Avenue and Highway 180, an elevated railway to cross over Highway 99 at the south end of Fresno and 12 street or road overpasses.

The senator wants the state Department of Transportation to install safety fencing on all municipal, county, state and toll-road overpasses.

The plan also included the replacement of the two other signaled intersections at West Allenton Road and Oak Hill Road with overpasses; the overpass for West Allenton Road is planned to be constructed as a new exit 4.

When the bullet struck him on Thursday, General Khattiya was facing a road, an overpass and a business district with several tall buildings.