Sentence examples for road visibility from inspiring English sources
"Many firms in the technology area are absolutely set on getting toll road visibility," said Raymond Ritchey, an executive vice president of Boston Properties, the developer that is erecting a number of office buildings in the Reston and Herndon, Va., area.
"The current system is about 10 times faster than our old one in 2012, can do many more tasks (anti-glare, object highlighting, road visibility and bad weather visibility improvement), and has been demonstrated for the first time on a vehicle moving at high speeds in regular traffic," Narasimhan told The Huffington Post in an email.
They are very important also especially during weather disturbances that affect road visibility.
In this study, a set of key route related attributes such as Level of risk, Route visibility, Road width, Bicycle operating cost and Bicycle journey time are used to design a stated preference survey to collect relevant data from users.
The steel running boards and commanding down-the-road visibility from the driver's seat communicate one thing: Watch out for the fella with the big rig.
From the driver's seat, down-the-road visibility is better than anything else its size.
The upsides are what wooed consumers, however: big cabins, good down-the-road visibility, excellent towing capability thanks to rigid frame construction and the ability to go off-road without said frame falling apart if you hung the sucker up on a boulder.
Conflicts between cyclists and cars entering/leaving the underground parking when a truck parked on the road obscures visibility.
Particular areas of focus could include safety of school children pedestrians, increased police enforcement during morning and evening commutes, and increased roadway and road user visibility during evening hours.
These ridges rose up to 300 feet above the road, providing visibility almost the entire distance to Suwon.
People are encouraged to stay off the road as visibility could reach near zero with white-out conditions.
