Sentence examples for using the pavement from inspiring English sources
Thanks to Operation Safeway those who chose to avoid this dangerous point in road by using the pavement found police officers waiting there to issue fixed penalty notices.
If the batteries are depleted as the car cruises, the motor in front will start letting the wheels drag a little and recharge the batteries, using the pavement to transfer energy from the gasoline system to the electric one.
I would like to see more respect between all road users: cyclists are using the pavement because cars are parked on cycling lanes and it can be very annoying.
The developed test method was validated with the simulation results using the Pavement ME.
First, the current condition of the pavements was measured by using the pavement condition index (PCI), which is approved by the PAVER system.
That is hardly surprising after 350 years of racial polarisation, including nearly half a century of apartheid, when inter-racial sex was a criminal offence and non-whites were even banned from using the pavements.
The cement, he said, proved Martin was not unarmed because he used the pavement as a weapon on which he slammed Zimmerman's head.
He said: The introduction of the fixed penalty is not aimed at responsible cyclists who sometimes feel obliged to use the pavement out of fear of the traffic, and who show consideration to other pavement users.
However Paul Boateng, a Home Office minister when these fixed penalty notices were introduced, said at the time: "The introduction of the fixed penalty is not aimed at responsible cyclists who sometimes feel obliged to use the pavement out of fear of the traffic, and who show consideration to other pavement users.
There is a strong incentive to open many pavements to traffic as early as possible to allow construction traffic or traffic from the traveling public to use the pavement.
Several tabloids reported on alleged public urination and drinking, but the Met Police made no mention of arrests, going so far as to remind Santas to "only use the pavement" and not walk in the road.
