Sentence examples for segregated route from inspiring English sources

The plans also include a shorter north-south segregated route and six new or upgraded cycle superhighways.

But the focus is on the east-west lane, grandly billed as the longest segregated route in Europe.

Except for the railway, however, few segregated route systems were established before the 20th century.

Most ambitious is an 18-mile segregated route from Tower Hill in the east to Acton in the west, running through the centre of the city.

As it's only a trial it won't stay like this: following consultation a new segregated route will likely replace it (the design is to be decided).

The press release also says that "the number of extra cyclists using the segregated route is already the equivalent of taking 113 cars off Vauxhall Bridge".

Whether you prefer working towards segregated routes or safer shared roads, the glorified bike lanes are a sorry compromise which many drivers have very little respect for.

Action-related and perception-related somatosensory processing most probably take segregated routes, the former terminating within the posterior parietal lobe and the latter projecting through somatosensory area II (SII) to the insula [2] [4].

In a statement, a spokesperson for Bristol City Council said: "We are producing a new cycling strategy with plans for a Strategic Cycle Network for the city, some of which would include segregated cycling routes.

Johnson is promising to spend around £1bn on cycle infrastructure, including a pair of largely segregated through routes crossing the city, one north to south and another east to west, and a series of bike-friendly "mini Hollands" in outer suburbs.

He said: "We will continue to expand and improve the superhighways and yes, where it is possible and sensible, we will segregate those routes, as we have done at Stratford.