Sentence examples for vehicle circulation from inspiring English sources

Field work investigations have demonstrated that unplanned road excavations are producing mainly embankment shallow planar soil slides and/or gullying which primarily affect roads themselves, wiping them out and blocking vehicle circulation, and secondly, destroying or burying agriculture lands.

A 10%% increase in vehicle circulation taxes could result in a short-term fleet CO2 emissions decrease of 0.3 g/km, increasing to 1.4 g/km in the long term [62].

"Communities within the vicinity of charter schools have experienced impacts to vehicle circulation, parking, and noise," he wrote.

A city report cited "vehicle circulation, parking and noise" in areas where charter schools had opened, and said they could potentially affect "public health, safety, and welfare".

At the end of 2010, there were 5.2 million passenger vehicles in circulation in Greece, resulting to a vehicle density of 458 vehicles per 1000 inhabitants [18] which approaches the average figure for the European Union, which was 473 vehicles per 1000 inhabitants in 2009 [15].

Road safety depends, inter alia, on the number of vehicles in circulation.

In Europe, for example, there are around 6.5 million heavy goods vehicles in circulation.

As The Guardian first reported Uber is aware of the problem, but has continued to keep its self-driving vehicles in circulation.

This technology comes with a problem during the implementation phase, as just a few of the vehicles in circulation will actually be equipped with on-board devices.

Loading capacity and drug leakage from vehicles during circulation in blood is a major concern when developing nanoparticle-based cell-targeted cytotoxics.

This change in temperature has been mainly caused by the indiscriminate emission of CO2, especially due to the rising number of vehicles in circulation.