Sentence examples for road patterns from inspiring English sources

If we can reduce airport congestion, think how the highways and road patterns will also benefit.

The city plan of Delhi is a mixture of old and new road patterns.

Today's chaotic megacity manages to incorporate ancient street and road patterns, village structures and architecture from almost every era.

It's a nation of new drivers, and the transition has been so rapid that many road patterns come directly from pedestrian life — people drive the way they walk.

The new town's planning concept aimed at creating an urban area set in the countryside with linear interior road patterns and easy external access.

"We have traffic, and we have road patterns that even people who are from New Orleans find confusing". Mark Berard, manager of a thrift store in this city's Uptown section, said he mapped out a new way to get to work after Katrina.

"The one-way road pattern makes a much safer subdivision for children or elderly people," he said.

Nullahs (watercourses) and canals that require bridging also have been important factors in influencing the road pattern.

The basic road pattern, laid out in the 1790s, is an east-west highway (commonly called the 401) from the Quebec border to Windsor and a north-south expressway from Toronto to Orillia and beyond.

In addition, road construction has been totally at a standstill in this time there have been many improvements with ring roads and traffic has been diverted away from town centers by other bypass routes, yet the basic road pattern under that most of the sewer systems lie has remained largely unaltered.

The most prominent feature of the plan, aside from its diagonal road pattern, was the Rajpath, a broad central avenue that in present-day New Delhi stretches westward from the National Stadium, through the All India War Memorial arch (popularly called the India Gate), to the Central Secretariat buildings and the Presidential House (Rashtrapati Bhavan).