Roundabouts and roads, roads, roads: you'll definitely need a car.
I'm guessing that instead those words conjured giant grey car parks, roundabouts, roads on stilts, shapeless office blocks and concrete cows.
Statues of missiles and even of Chagai mountain, the site of the 1998 nuclear tests, adorn roundabouts and road junctions in cities across Pakistan.
At the point where MacLeod was hit, at a mini-roundabout, the road narrowed and he would have broken the Highway Code if he had ridden on the pavement.
Recurring answers include areas adjoining the railway station, isolated parking lots, dark underpasses, gatherings of aggressive-looking individuals, neglected building sites, disused property and areas, redundant roundabouts and road traffic, the frequent interruption of bike paths.
There will be merge lanes, stoplights, roundabouts, intersections, road signs, a railroad crossing, construction areas, building facades, and eventually, the college of Engineering will include a mechanical pedestrian to watch out for.
Bonnet, boot, windscreen, tyre, bumper, gearstick, mobile, car hire, roundabout, motorway, A-road, B-road, RTA...make sure you know what these mean if you're from North America.
No more driving the roundabout coastal route because the main road is in no-man's-land.
It means that hundreds (and I mean hundreds) of police, in various states of riot readiness, position themselves at every junction, every roundabout, along every road, layby and dirt track within a mile of the building.
Merton's other exploits included climbing on to the Morden Hall Road roundabout and lighting a campfire in the shrubbery – and, drunk on cider, jumping on to the line at South Wimbledon tube station and walking into the tunnel, narrowly avoiding the live wire.
