The phrase "roadside environment" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the natural or man-made surroundings and conditions along a road. Example: The government has launched a campaign to improve the roadside environment by planting trees and installing garbage bins along highways.
He noted that the data system was developed by a different agency, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, which he said was more concerned with vehicles than with highways, and added, "The information on the roadside environment leaves a lot to be desired".
Vehicle speed at a location depends on highway geometry and roadside environment visible to the driver from the preceding section.
A majority (83%) of the 183 respondents described scenic quality of roadside vegetation as an important feature of roadside environment indicating awareness among the public about the landscape aspects of the roadside environment.
ESC describe salient characteristics of vehicles, roadway geometry, the roadside environment, traffic, and driving style (aggressive, normal, and calm).
Overall, the roadway geometry exerts a greater influence on link speed than traffic characteristics, the roadside environment, and driving style.
The results showed that heavy metals as well as large amounts of mineral compounds are moving from the driving lanes into the roadside environment.
Here we investigate the impact that road salt has on denitrification in roadside environments.
With no proper regulations, guidelines or examples of good practice, roadside environments are posing a serious danger to safety.
Ongoing management of disturbance regimes in roadside environments may be critical to Acacia persistence and associated fauna habitat.
Also, both case control studies involved injuries occurring up to five years prior to surveying, thus recall bias and changing roadside environments are important considerations.
Vehicle emission factors have been estimated from dynamometer emission monitoring, as well as from locational studies of tunnels and near-roadside environments (Kuhn et al. 2005; Phuleria et al. 2006; Riddle et al. 2008).
