It's not perfect, and suffers from some of the same blockages and interruptions that afflict London routes, but there are many miles of wide, uninterrupted, traffic-free path.
There are miles of wide, uninterrupted, traffic-free walking and cycling paths in London (with maps available online), many of which are being spruced up and connected for the summer.
Impressive though the air pumps, footrests and angled trash cans are, the biggest thrill was pedaling through the "green waves" of uninterrupted green traffic lights, which have been programmed to prioritize cyclists over cars.
A series of passageways being planned, including underground concourses, would permit pedestrians to make a sheltered journey, uninterrupted by traffic, from Vesey Street and North End Avenue in Battery Park City to Broadway and John Street.
In Section "Power control for unicast communications", we studied the distributed power allocation, by using DSPC and EDSPC, for utility maximization in the saturated case with uninterrupted packet traffic.
Following the collapse of the eastern Whipple truss span, a temporary wooden span was hastily constructed between the western truss span and the eastern abutment, so that traffic was uninterrupted until the new bridge was completed and opened on June 21 , 1937
His football Sundays have been uninterrupted by bitter cold, brutal traffic — and the occasional baptism.
That technique, which allows traffic to continue uninterrupted over the temporary bridge while the permanent one is being made, is increasingly the trend for emergency bridge replacement, said Sam Schwartz, a former chief engineer for the New York City Department of Transportation who oversaw the city's emergency closing and repair of the Williamsburg Bridge for three-and-a-half months in 1988.
The point the article missed is that a passenger in the car knows when to stop talking when traffic conditions require the uninterrupted attention of the driver.
