Sentence examples for while pedestrian from inspiring English sources

Labour and Liberal Democrat supporters are less supportive of road investments, while pedestrian networks made it into Ukip's top five.

And while pedestrian fatalities in the county have remained stable in recent years, according to state data, pedestrian injuries have risen, from 7 in 2005 to 10 in 2006 to 12 in 2007.

Musselwhite says his research also shows that older people need to consider the possibility of using other modes of transport long before they give up their license to avoid becoming housebound, while pedestrian safety should also be looked at.

While Pedestrian Verse marks a return to that visceral lyrical landscape, it now comes with a broader outlook best illustrated on State Hospital, where the woman "born into a grave" embodies a nationwide narrowing of ambition and possibility.

While pedestrian traffic had been reduced through the precincts since lockout laws were introduced, Callinan also found that prior to the laws, "vibrancy was unfortunately however, accompanied... by a degree of antisocial, and in the residents' terms, squalid and sleazy behaviour".

Furthermore, the crossing speeds were positively correlated with crosswalk length for pedestrians crossing on green and red indications while pedestrian exit speeds were independent of crosswalk length but significantly affected by crossing direction.

Cars cannot drive through the narrow streets, but every once in a while pedestrians stand aside for a donkey.

Drivers admit it's really easy to speed, while pedestrians think drivers have gone overboard.

The city's ground level is surrendered to cars, while pedestrians scuttle between air-conditioned retail hubs overhead.

New buyers cruise down the ramp in their glistening cars, while pedestrians gaze at them from the elevated walkways.

Simply put, more vehicles entering a crosswalk while pedestrians have the walk signal would lead to more accidents and injuries for pedestrians and drivers.