Sentence examples for unsuitable roads from inspiring English sources

It would require sections on unsuitable roads to comprise less than 10% of the total trail and for appropriate support services – accommodation, meals, transport, luggage transfer etc. – to be available.

Traffic congestion has become one of the main complications in the urban cities according to the growing number of vehicles in those cities, outdated technologies used on the streets of those cities, unsuitable road design, and several other reasons.

These are, with few exceptions, unsuitable for Japanese roads.

Ben Bowskill, Sustrans' Bike-It officer, says the best option is usually the simplest as kids are attracted to bikes that may be unsuitable for the road, such as heavy mountain bikes.

Cycling enthusiasts blame the sweltering heat, potholes, and the dumping of Chinese bikes unsuitable for glutinous dirt roads for the ascendancy of belching minivans, even over short distances.

The authority said it hoped the legislation would help tackle safety issues created by motorists stopping at "unsuitable points" along the road.

The terrain is flat or gently sloping sandy soils overlying clay and, together with the low intensity rainfall, this makes roaded catchments unsuitable.

It also allowed the company to push into emerging-market countries where roads may be unsuitable for a ground-hugging 911.

While road racing became common within a few years in continental Europe, in England the deteriorated conditions of the roads made them unsuitable, and therefore the sport there focused on the track or time trials.

However, potentially high environmental risk via leaching of hazardous chemicals such as melamine formaldehyde renders the technology unsuitable for widespread use in road design.

The UK Highways Agency said it was watching the trial in the Netherlands with interest but said that previous studies had shown that "luminescent road paint would be unsuitable for use in this country".