They also removed two of the 12 car lanes to slow traffic, leaving 10 lanes — six lanes for through traffic (three in each direction), two service lanes for public buses and to access local side streets and two parking lanes.
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One section of the motorway will have eight lanes, another six lanes and a third will have four lanes.
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Are protected lanes politically harder to implement than conventional lanes?
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Prince George's County, MD. 2 left lanes blocked, 2 right lanes open.
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When lanes are constantly shifting and rarely agreed upon, they aren't really lanes.
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The main road would be about six lanes wide, if it had any lanes.
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Flex lanes on freeways are cheaper than building additional lanes, and have similar performance.
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There are bike lanes and everything, but there aren't electric personal vehicle lanes yet.
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The meaning of HOV might change from High Occupancy Vehicle lanes to HOV-ER lanes.
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Southbound lanes on I-95 were being diverted and northbound lanes are set to reopen soon.
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We have a very clear division of labor, we're calling those George's lanes and Toby's lanes.
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What's important to note is that it's not just about swapping car lanes for bike lanes.
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"Taking lanes from cars to make bus lanes and bike lanes, and introducing new parking and restriction schemes can stop cars going into cities and help speed up transport," she said.
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Last year, police officers issued over 13,000 moving violations to vehicles traveling in bus lanes, about 24,000 parking tickets for blocking lanes and about 79,000 parking tickets for impeding bike lanes.
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In expanding and creating bicycle lanes and pedestrian malls, the city has decreased driving lanes for vehicles.
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Community leaders have denounced proposals for bike lanes and crosswalks when they require removing lanes for cars.
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Express lanes, however, allow any single-occupant vehicle to use the faster lanes by paying a fee.
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However, the majority of New York City streets don't have bike lanes, and most bike lanes remain unprotected.
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According to airport authorities, the northbound lanes of the 405 have been reopened, but southbound lanes remain closed.
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The system will specifically help self-driving cars navigate reversible lanes (or lanes that can go both ways).
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In an administration keen on bus lanes, speed cameras and bike lanes, Staten Islanders are relatively car-dependent.
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Irritating bike lanes, I have to say, and there's a big fight between ... It's so confusing now as a driver no matter what, because there's so many bike lanes, but they've been doing bike lanes.
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X22 chipsets support up to 2299 PCIe 93 lanes, compared to the paltry eight PCIe 29 lanes on X210.
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"The trucking lanes and the freight lanes and all the supply chain stuff is really the key," he added.
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"It's pretty bad with six lanes, I can't imagine what it would be like with four lanes," he said.
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If 25G is a two-lane highway and 25G is six lanes, 25G will turn it into 12 lanes.
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On streets with protected bike lanes, a narrow buffer has also been squeezed in, making the traffic lanes even thinner.
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Rubberneckers in the eastbound lanes also crashed, police said, and for several hours all lanes of the interstate were closed.
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Four years later, in 220006, a different Post analyst didn't just change lanes, he completely changed the very lanes themselves.
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Eastbound lanes eventually reopened, but westbound lanes remained closed hours after the crash, according to the Virginia Department of Transportation.
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Put simply: it's faster than regular USB 3.0, allowing up to two lanes of 5Gbps or two lanes of 10Gbps operation.
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It supports four lanes over PCIe, which is significantly fewer than the 16 lanes of PCIe supported on most desktop motherboards.
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Subsequently, cars will require less space on the road, freeing up real estate for bikes lanes, bus lanes, housing, and open spaces.
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Following a transfer, the Maryland Transportation Authority would build and maintain the new lanes and maintain existing lanes between Baltimore and Washington.
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All southbound lanes of I-95 and two northbound lanes reopened Friday afternoon as conditions improved, according to the Florida Highway Patrol.
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He's noticed over time that the streets have also gotten more narrow due to the addition of bike lanes and bus lanes.
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It's not about the number of shipments, it's about them being concentrated on specific lanes, and then reducing waste in those lanes.
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This portion of 296th Street will have four lanes of traffic: two in each direction, with the center lanes dedicated to buses.
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Westbound lanes of I-10 were reopened by mid-afternoon, but eastbound lanes remained closed, according to the Alabama Department of Transportation.
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In addition, city officials will also expand bike lanes — including protected lanes — in 1003 designated "bike priority districts" in Brooklyn and Queens that have relatively few bike lanes, but have had large numbers of serious injuries and fatalities involving cyclists.
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Lanes closed All five lanes of the highway in each direction were blocked and will be closed for the foreseeable future, officials said.
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The Georgia Department of Public Safety closed off eastbound lanes of I-16 before reopening the lanes with traffic flowing westbound from Savannah.
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If they move quickly to build "fast lanes" or "slow lanes", they will hand ammunition to Democrats in Congress who support tough regulation.
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Smart lanes will supercharge everyone's commute by being active during peak hours and returning to regular (or "dumb") lanes in off-peak hours.
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Update and widen some of the older bicycle lanes and ditch the unintuitive lanes running along sidewalks, and everyone will feel more comfortable.
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Below are two levels with three lanes of traffic to Queens in one direction, and three lanes to Staten Island in the other.
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The city's network of bike lanes has grown to 1,240 miles, including 300 miles of bike lanes added to streets since 2014 alone.
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Officers and vehicles lined up, forming a barrier to keep protesters in two northbound lanes, allowing some traffic to pass in other northbound lanes.
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Let's start with this one: MYTH: This will result in "fast lanes" and "slow lanes" on the internet that will worsen consumers' online experience.
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It turned out the pool was creating currents that aided higher-numbered lanes in one direction and lower-numbered lanes in the opposite direction.
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"Again, it's like the cars, which turn away from the lanes of the accident and move slowly along the available lanes," Dr. Burlaga said.
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Dedicated bike lanes, Bus Rapid transit lanes on roads—these are many of the tools cities have at their disposal to effect positive change.
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The transportation agency is considering carving out temporary bike lanes and taking away traffic lanes from cars by using orange cones or movable barriers.
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Congestion is one reason the community association is fighting a city plan to narrow vehicle lanes and introduce bicycle lanes on Morris Park Avenue.
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Think of it like this: If 3G is a two-lane highway and 4G is six lanes, 5G will turn it into 12 lanes.
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The screening will not apply to all lanes at the airports and will not be used for PreCheck, the expedited screening lanes, officials said.
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The shift to fee-based express lanes comes as many municipalities face the fact that despite H.O.V. lanes, single-occupancy travel is increasing steadily.
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One way to keep cyclists safe is to build more protected bike lanes, or bike lanes that are marked and separated from trucks and cars.
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However, the agency recently promised to add ten miles of protected bike lanes and allocate 50 miles of regular bike lanes annually, starting this year.
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In order to get access to these fast lanes and they certainly are... LG: Speaking of fast lanes, are we talking about net neutrality again?
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When it re-opens on May 24, officials will be able to make side-by-side comparisons between the automated security lanes against regular lanes.
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The new enhanced security rules at U.S. airports only apply at standard security lanes - not at lanes for travelers who are in "pre-check" programs.
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Imagine what your city would look like if that space was converted into affordable housing, green parks, sidewalks, designated bike lanes, and mass transit lanes.
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Car was weaving between lanes, police say The arrests came after an officer spotted a car weaving erratically between lanes, police said in an affidavit.
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The city must hit specific targets, including building 150 miles of bus lanes that are physically separated from other traffic lanes or monitored by cameras.
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There are bicycle lanes in NYC, but few drivers and pedestrians show any regard for those lanes and the cyclists that ride them, let alone skateboarders.
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I THINK THE ANSWER IS WE CAN AND PEOPLE ARE LOOKING AT DIFFERENT OPTIONS, PARTICULARLY, IF YOU CAN KEEP THOSE FREIGHT LANES, THOSE TRUCK LANES OPEN.
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One big problem: It was perched on the side of the road, inches from two lanes of traffic, with a door that opened into those lanes.
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The new design for transportation corridors with bike lanes introduced left-turn lanes all over the island, and those are dangerous for pedestrians and cyclists alike.
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And more recently, the City Council approved a plan to significantly expand bus and bike lanes, which would mean eliminating more parking spaces and traffic lanes.
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Blackburn's bill would explicitly allow Internet providers to demand new fees from small businesses and Internet users, carving up the web into fast lanes and slow lanes.
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I understand that the uses of military power are self-defense but also keeping the sea lanes and the air lanes open for free trade among countries.
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Scooters users are supposed to use bike lanes, but many ride in car lanes, weaving in an out of traffic, usually without high-visibility clothing or helmets.
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And the way that we look at the health of bike lanes, and our bike lane network, is how many women and children are using the lanes.
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Many cyclists and transportation advocates say the city has not built enough bike lanes, especially protected lanes, to keep up with the cycling boom sweeping New York.
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In 2016, the city added more miles of bike lanes than any previous year: 80 additional or upgraded miles of lanes, according to the Department of Transportation.
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It has even highlighted some busy lanes with red paint to make them more visible to drivers, resulting in fewer cars blocking the lanes, transit officials said.
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The Danish capital of Copenhagen is home to a large number of cycle paths and lanes, with efforts made to construct raised, safe lanes for cyclists to use.
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The city now has about 22014,22024 miles of bike lanes, including 22021 miles on city streets that are protected, meaning that a barrier separates the lanes from vehicles.
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You can require the system to "ask" you before changing lanes or, as I did, you can set it to change lanes without prompting you for permission first.
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Those who swam in those lanes early on in the preliminaries or semifinals and then switched to lower-numbered lanes for later heats suffered slower times, as well.
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Autopilot uses similar on-board cameras, radars and sensors to steer, accelerate and brake automatically within their lanes, and move into different lanes, but doesn't use lidar mapping.
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For example, a car rapidly changing lanes creates dangers for the cars it cuts off, which can be mitigated by other cars that make extra room in their lanes.
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The city must hit targets every year, including building 250 miles of bus lanes that are physically separated from other traffic lanes or monitored by cameras over five years.
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According to them, because Musk didn't like the color yellow, the factory floor did not have clearly marked pedestrian lanes, and instead had lanes painted different shades of gray.
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That 23.23-mile stretch has a high crash rate, in part because of narrow lanes, no shoulders and no acceleration lanes for cars to merge into traffic, she said.
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The Great Eastern Highway, four lanes of traffic with streetlights and crosswalks in Perth, narrows to two lanes long before it ends in Kalgoorlie 600 kilometers to the east.
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Despite the city's expansion of bike lanes in recent years, 227 of the cyclists were riding on streets without bike lanes when they were killed, according to city officials.
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I report on the new high-occupancy toll lanes in Northern Virginia, which fluctuate their pricing for non-carpooling drivers based on how many others are in the express lanes.
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Hogan, a Republican, said his administration plans to add four new lanes to the Capital Beltway (I-495), a ring highway around Washington, and four new lanes on Interstate-163.
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Last month, Los Angeles decided against adding lanes to a freeway, an unexpected move in a city that has mistakenly thought for years that more lanes mean fewer traffic jams.
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In two or three months, the governor's office said, Westchester-bound cars will be moved to the new bridge as well, along four opposing lanes, making eight lanes in all.
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Still more spaces will be eliminated under Mr. Johnson's plan, which calls for creating 234 miles of protected bike lanes and 235 miles of protected bus lanes over five years.
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Uber is also taking into account things like traffic signals and bus lanes, so drivers don't have to change lanes or zigzag across the street to pickup or drop-off riders.
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But the worry centers more on Iran's capacity to potentially deny access to Persian Gulf shipping lanes and whether the US could mount a rapid response to keep those lanes open.
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There were bike lanes almost the whole way, and traffic didn't really become and issue until I was north of 34th street, where lanes and lights seem to serve no purpose.
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Our proposal, which could be applied to many main Interstate highways and local limited-access thoroughfares, is to begin turning carpool lanes into autonomous vehicle lanes as early as next year.
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In 603, tolled express lanes were built alongside regular lanes on 10 miles of State Road 91 in Orange County; last year, another eight miles were added in adjoining Riverside County.
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"Basically what they're saying is, 'if we're not allowed to block websites, and have fast lanes and slow lanes, then consumer choice will go down and prices will go up,'" Wiener said.
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On certain stretches of road these plates enable drivers to use high occupancy vehicle lanes and high occupancy toll lanes — the latter for free — even if one person is in the car.
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Around this time last year, millions of Internet users banded together on net neutrality, aiming to protect the Internet as a public resource free of fast lanes, slow lanes and corporate control.
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It goes along with a new platform that gives you quad-channel memory and 64 PCI Express lanes (the current Ryzen platform offers only dual-channel memory and 40 PCI Express lanes).
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That would start with designated self-driving lanes (similar to carpool lanes) or another way for autonomous vehicles to remain on the same road as human drivers while driving separately from them.
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Darrell E. Johnson, chief executive officer of the Orange County Transportation Authority, said express lanes had shaved up to 280 minutes off commutes, and also helped reduce congestion in the regular lanes.
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But the idea of bike lanes, you also run into people who are riding bikes, and there's a very strong constituency for that, that you're in these bike lanes with motorized vehicles.
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And guess what, it's a metaphor: It's supposed to show what the web would be like if it had fast lanes and slow lanes, where operators can prioritize some content over others.
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This stretch has long been dreaded by drivers and has a particularly high crash rate, in part because there are narrow lanes, no shoulders and no acceleration lanes to merge into traffic.
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We've picked like six or eight lanes on this show, but we do know what those lanes are, and that's important because you have to know what to be able to prioritize.
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If the plan is adopted, 80 residents would be trained to use their cellphones to snap photographs of vehicles parked illegally in crosswalks, bicycle lanes, fire lanes, bus stops and the like.
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But while these initiatives can and have moved to improve some public infrastructure, such as carpool lanes and bike lanes, they are also looking to strengthen and grow ridehailing companies' bottom line.
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Perhaps there are no "lanes" at all, or perhaps the lanes function very literally in that changing from one to another is easy and appealing when the one you're in is backed up.
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"For unknown reasons, the F-103 failed to remain in the southbound lanes of travel and exited the roadway, crossing over the grassy median and into the northbound lanes of travel,"Jaffe said.
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The agency says security checkpoint wait times at most of the nation's largest airports remain within TSA's normal wait times of 30 minutes for standard lanes and 10 minutes for TSA Precheck lanes.
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They argued that telecom companies should not be able to split sites into fast lanes and slow lanes, because that would allow them to become a sort of gatekeeper for information and entertainment.
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The company announced Wednesday its check-out lanes will be cleaned after each transaction, and only some aisles will be open at a given time so the closed lanes can be deep cleaned.
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Once both spans are completed, the bridge will have eight general traffic lanes, four breakdown and emergency lanes, a bike and walking path, and space for potential future bus transit and commuter rails.
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But Mr. de Blasio could help today if he just insisted that city employees not park in bike lanes, and he directed the police to crack down on the misuse of these lanes.
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Though it will still be years before bike lanes are installed on the bridge, new protected bike lanes have recently been added on the Bronx side on East 138th Street for several blocks.
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Some residents have complained about losing parking spaces to lanes and point out bicyclists' bad behavior — like riding in the wrong direction and blowing red lights — and have pushed back against additional lanes.
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Police say all lanes have been closed in both directions.
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Cyclists pedal through bike lanes, cars battle for parking spots.
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Our navy protects all the shipping lanes of the world.
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Toronto's bike lanes and patios and sidewalks were full again.
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The two left lanes must turn left and stay tight.
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Or wondered why your neighborhood doesn't have more bicycle lanes?
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Prince George's County, MD. All lanes remain blocked for investigation.
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In your mind, though, are the "lanes" of equal width?
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Foye also ordered the lanes be reopened on September 13.
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Still, not all streets have protected spaces like bikes lanes.
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It also warns tired drivers when they're accidentally changing lanes.
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The northbound lanes on the interstate were closed, FOX13 reported.
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However, blitzes can produce scrambling lanes if done without discipline.
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While some streets have protected bike lanes, many do not.
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And during snowfall, by law, bike lanes are cleared first.
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Will it affect shipping lanes or continents closest to Antarctica?
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In the women's lanes, the security guards are all women.
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It will nudge you when it's time to change lanes.
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Now, the lanes will also be used to handle returns.
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Faeces lies in lanes that flood in the pouring rain.
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The syllables she sings, basically, are express lanes to intensity.
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The retailer has rolled out "mobile express lanes" in stores.
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But such opportunities also extend far beyond Arctic shipping lanes.
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"There's going to be fast and slow lanes," Sohn said.
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Now that Trump is President, the two lanes still exist.
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They clogged passing lanes and blanketed Utah's top offensive threats.
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There are no lanes anymore for people to stay in.
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Many of Berlin's bike lanes are actually on the sidewalk.
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Drivers fear fewer car lanes will make commutes more painful.
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And that there were only two lanes to run in.
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Others, like Pan and Daphnis, mow lanes between the rings.
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"You can create your own lanes, just as I am."
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In addition, I feel like the bike lanes are ageist.
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All lanes on the bridge were reopened by 1 p.m.
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I can't stand these people that say these bright lanes.
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That includes when the car is changing lanes or accelerating.
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Moses wanted more traffic lanes, as he so often did.
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Transit lanes can also become something of a local tinderbox.
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With some 6900 lanes, almost everyone should be a winner.
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More ferries, buses and bike lanes were in the works.
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Avenida 9 de Julio has seven lanes in each direction.
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There were also attempts to claim lanes, ideological or otherwise.
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Three of the 17 lanes of traffic at San Ysidro will be shut down, while one of the dozen lanes at Otay Mesa will be closed as troops and border agents make the preparations.
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Er, actually, it's more like none of them are explicitly denying they might roll out fast lanes and slow lanes, and some even refuse to deny they might start blocking parts of the web.
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The idea of protected bus lanes is a new one for New York, where the Metropolitan Transportation Authority is starting to mount cameras on buses to catch vehicles blocking bus lanes and fine them.
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Net neutrality advocates worry that without rules, internet providers could create fast lanes and slow lanes that favor their own sites and apps or make it harder for consumers to see content from competitors.
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No. In any case, each of them work together, so you have the Workday element, the Salesforce, because you all are in similar lanes, but different ... You're in the same pool but different lanes.
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Swimmers in higher-numbered lanes tended to go faster on their laps heading towards the start end than they did in the reverse direction, whereas those in lower-numbered lanes showed the opposite pattern.
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Some propose to redesign American cities to serve obsolete transit systems: forcing more jobs downtown, building high-density transit-oriented developments in transit corridors, and turning highway and street lanes into dedicated bus lanes.
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"Risk-based security methods have proven more efficient in moving people through the checkpoint than standard screening lanes, requiring fewer screeners and fewer lanes than traditional screening operations," Carraway told senators in March 2015.
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Mr. Baroni told the Legislature that the lanes were "special" for Fort Lee residents, but Mr. Wildstein and traffic engineers have testified that the access lanes were open to all who knew about them.
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They used the extra space between the buildings for wider sidewalks and broad bike lanes, and they designed the wider sidewalks and new cycle lanes to separate the pedestrians and cyclists from the cars.
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It will carry four lanes of Westchester-bound traffic, while the first span returns to four lanes of exclusively Rockland-bound cars as well as having space for a separate bicycle and pedestrian path.
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The rules are intended to ensure that there are no pay-for-play lanes that only wealthy technology and media companies can afford to pay for, with everyone else having to use slower lanes.
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It cut the number of lanes in each direction from three to two, widened the sidewalks, took out bus stops so buses now stop in the roadway and added a planted median and turn lanes.
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Rather than merging into bike lanes early to make right-hand turns, as per California state law, the Uber vehicle reportedly pulled across the bike lanes at the last second, risking collisions with oncoming cyclists.
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"The inside of the building has travel lanes alternating with safe lanes, where people are able to stand and look at the cars as they come by," Ryan said, while preparing to make their bids.
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"The inside of the building has travel lanes alternating with safe lanes, where people are able to stand and look at the cars as they come by" while preparing to make their bids, Ryan said.
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While the lanes here are far from crowded, I already dodge electric bikes, cars, and scooters who think they should be in the bike lane, and navigate roads that have no bike lanes at all.
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Automated "green waves" allow bicyclists — who have their own well-marked lanes and traffic lights — to maintain a pace of about 12 miles per hour without encountering red lights, despite traffic controls on car lanes.
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"You're not going to find wood lanes or scoring on paper, as far as I know, anywhere else in New York," said Mr. Farago, who co-owns the lanes and handles just about every task.
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Early results indicate that bicyclists in lanes that are separated from active traffic by a row of parked cars breathe in a lot less pollution than those who use bike lanes adjacent to the traffic.
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I order a beer while we wait for lanes to open.
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But it was very evocative around the country lanes around there.
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Then humans taught them to change lanes without smashing into things.
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Police said protesters began to block lanes of a service road.
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That means semi-autonomous capabilities for breaking and keeping in lanes.
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The pickup crossed two lanes of traffic before hitting the median.
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The accident closed a stretch of southbound lanes for several hours.
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M4: One of three citybound lanes closed at Prospect following crash.
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We'll drive across five lanes of interstate to get cheaper gas.
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City dwellers find that pavements, roads and cycle lanes are clogged.
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Everybody was copying it and now it's time to switch lanes.
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These lanes might also assist the search for oil and gas.
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Future Bus can do more than just drive in special lanes.
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So transportation planners made the roads wider and added traffic lanes.
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Paris had added 261km of bike lanes between 2001 and 13.
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It's a lot of still feeling out where everyone's lanes are.
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The new Goethals has three 12-foot lanes in each direction.
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It won't make commitments on zero-rating or paid fast lanes.
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The rig rolled across three northbound lanes around 2:00 a.m.
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You know how bowling lanes are always so spick and span?
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One of the bold promises was 50 miles of bike lanes.
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Traffic was stopped in all lanes while officers pursued the dogs.
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The MTA can't institute HOV lanes; that has to be DOT.
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It eliminates the ban on paid "fast lanes" for certain content.
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He is literally going crazy, swerving in and out of lanes.
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Windward can also track when a ship passes through traffic lanes.
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The slum gets street lights, paved lanes and regular garbage collection.
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How could it warn cars when it wanted to change lanes?
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Make sure you're aware of cars, bike lanes, and other pedestrians.
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These are the most consequential toll-booth lanes in the world.
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When it snows in Copenhagen, bike lanes are typically plowed first.
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If you keep looking at other lanes, you're going to crash.
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Abele said the lanes would likely be reopened around 4 p.m.
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Make sure you're looking in the mirror before you switch lanes.
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I tried to keep [the frame] to two or three lanes.
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" The next signs said, "Use both lanes to the merge point.
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In 1 and 3, check security lanes on the outer edges.
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All eastbound lanes on I-20 were closed following the crash.
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On weekends and federal holidays, the bridge constricts to two lanes.
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In China, roads often have poorly marked lanes and little signage.
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Many New Yorkers, desperate for their own space, applauded the lanes.
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What if someone in the middle suddenly needs to change lanes?
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Pompeo has dramatically driven the department out of the legal lanes.
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And she has a lot of company in the bike lanes.
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Cities like Tokyo and Toronto have narrowed lanes to slow traffic.
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Cars had dedicated turn lanes, so the traffic processed much better.
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I'm thrilled in San Francisco riding scooters because of bike lanes.
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One way to get strikes: by sending bowling balls down LANES.
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Highway 210 from Memphis had to be widened to four lanes.
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Utrecht's cycling network includes nearly 250 miles of dedicated bike lanes.
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Wider sidewalks for pedestrians also would help keep bike lanes unobstructed.
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I stopped and helped him, shutting down five lanes of traffic.
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Clear lanes are in place in 20 of Delta's busiest airports.
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A black curtain separated the competition from lanes allocated for locals.
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In some cases, it is police vehicles that block bike lanes.
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Adding more protected bike lanes is a good place to begin.
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All eastbound lanes had been reopened by around 11:85033 a.m.
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Enforce congestion pricing while painting the town red with bus lanes.
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Fliers may find extra inspections of their devices at security lanes.
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Fairfax County, VA. Incident clear and all travel lanes are reopened.
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It can assist motorists in changing lanes, parking and exiting freeways.
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Car culture has already been changed by bike and bus lanes.
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We should let people know if we're going to change lanes.
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C.G.T. activists blocked highway lanes and oil refineries, creating fuel shortages.
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Traffic lanes are as rigid as those on an interstate highway.
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Now, most protected bike lanes in Manhattan run north to south.
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The lanes were closed for four days, until the executive director of the Port Authority, an appointee of New York's governor, discovered a query from a traffic columnist about the delays and ordered the lanes reopened.
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Initially, a line of police officers and their parked vehicles essentially split the northbound highway in half, intending to allow marchers to walk in the right two lanes while keeping two left lanes open to traffic.
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Unlike most other French policy issues, bike lane construction is not a national but a local responsibility, with the result that French bike lanes tend to run for short stretches and rarely connect to other lanes.
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They're small, can reach speeds of 30 mph or higher, sometimes break traffic laws, may or may not use bike lanes, split lanes and weave between cars, and can change direction far more quickly than vehicles.
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A block from Ms. Muhammed's house, the entire Armenian Quarter, once a warren of narrow twisting lanes, has been reduced to piles of concrete, no light anywhere, the old lanes filled in by dirt and rubble.
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Cycling has become a crucial part of the city's transportation infrastructure and officials have committed to building 50 miles of new bike lanes every year, of which at least 10 miles would be protected bike lanes.
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Meeting the challenge of a transformation to a cleaner and more modern transportation sector requires infrastructure that reduces congestion not by just paving new lanes, but by making better use of the lanes and capacity we have.
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" Oliver focused on a supposed telecom plot to divide the internet into fast and slow lanes, but the truth is there are no slow lanes at all on the internet anymore; we are entering the "gigabit era.
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"Blackburn's bill would explicitly allow internet providers to demand new fees from small businesses and Internet users, carving up the web into fast lanes and slow lanes," says Evan Greer, campaigns director of Fight for the Future.
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"More and more people realize that road-usage fees options, such as vehicle miles traveled or price managed lanes, are needed to fill the gaps," Matthew Click, HNTB national director of managed lanes, said in a statement.
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There are wide bike lanes running down the middle of the long, roughly L-shaped complex, and dozens of kiosks and stands between the bike lanes and the pedestrian walkways on either side of the long hall.
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The latest example is along heavily traveled Interstate 680 connecting Sacramento and San Jose, where crews are refashioning what used to be known as high-occupancy vehicle lanes and making them what are now called express lanes.
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Cars usually get a few lanes, but there's only so much sidewalk.
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A pickup truck tried to change lanes and hit my car instead.
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That's refreshing given the recent trend of executives changing lanes into celebrity.
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One of the major setbacks, though, is that our bike lanes suck.
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In your rear view you can see a car changing lanes wildly.
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Westbound I-4 lanes were closed following the accident at 11 p.m.
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All lanes of the double-decker bridge were closed around 9 p.m.
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The exercise is aimed at keeping sea-lanes open for safe passage.
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Most HOV lanes in the US allow drivers with just one passenger.
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Now, when can we get Direct Lanes in cities throughout the U.S.?
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Experts agree that bike lanes can be equally useful to scooter riders.
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Comcast doesn't just see paid fast lanes being useful for medicine, however.
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COMMUTE All lanes on the Staten Island-bound Gowanus Parkway have reopened.
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Once nearby, pilots request a flight path from one of ten lanes.
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"Usually not in the middle of the lanes like it happened here."
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Originally, oil was used to protect the surface of the bowling lanes.
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Many big cities are now building "rapid bus" networks, with dedicated lanes.
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We now have Cycle Superhighways – protected bike lanes running across the city.
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He was innocently changing lanes, and ended up cutting off the suspects.
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A Republican bill may not include a blanket ban on fast lanes.
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Arctic sea lanes could become the 21st century Suez and Panama Canals.
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But the first new wider cycle lanes have only just been built.
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They talk about traffic lights, dedicated rickshaw lanes, arterial roads, light rail.
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This year, with a field so varied, the lanes are more narrow.
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What about the many drivers who jump in and out of lanes?
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The Honda went into opposing traffic lanes and hit the Waymo car.
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The tech giants were once content to stay in their own lanes.
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Lime committed $1.5 million to improving Santa Monica infrastructure, like bike lanes.
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Cars honked as they drove through the drop-off and pickup lanes.
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Carpool lanes have existed in the U.S. for more than four decades.
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In TSA PreCheck lanes, passengers on average waited less than five minutes.
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Police temporarily shut down eastbound lanes of Independence Avenue near the building.
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Wednesday, and that the authorities would reverse eastbound lanes on Interstate 23.
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Can it be one-way with larger pavements and segregated cycle lanes?
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A heavy debt load could hobble Verizon's ability to quickly change lanes.
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Its existence also serves to reduce the traffic on the traditional lanes.
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It crossed six lanes of roadway and crashed to the opposite sidewalk.
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Folks felt that there were going to be fast and slow lanes.
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Some people walk or, with several bike lanes available, ride to work.
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Luxe bike lanes line the route all the way from Prospect Park.
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It also is wiping down checkout lanes and touchscreens every 30 minutes.
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Sheep graze in the bushes between the taxiing lanes and the runway.
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The cash lanes at the toll booths outside Chicago were closed, too.
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UPDATE: All lanes of WB Route 50 at Annandale Road are open.
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It was important to the younger brothers to create lanes for themselves.
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Their stations are squeezed between a dozen lanes of roaring motorway traffic.
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He said the city should also consider adding protections around bike lanes.
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Two others were riding in bike lanes, but were hit at intersections.
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One Instagram account prominently features vehicles parked in the city's bike lanes.
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But doormen at high-end hotels worry about collisions as lanes expand.
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Some of the biggest users of internet lanes were at the forefront.
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A normal-sized motorway, for instance, has eight lanes instead of six.
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Montgomery County, MD. Incident reported cleared, and all travel lanes are reopened.
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Ms. Carr Falsetta began bowling regularly at Melody Lanes as a teenager.
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But unlike roads, the harbor has no stop signs or painted lanes.
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But it said fewer truck lanes are open due to the reassignments.
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Buttigieg is assigned to the moderate, Midwest, fresh face and young lanes.
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No one was hurt when a section of the northbound lanes fell.
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Back on the freeway, the lanes are roaring with cars and trucks.
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Three lanes of traffic run on each of the two lower levels.
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Sometime in 260, seven years after work began, the second section should be finished, carrying four lanes of traffic heading westbound toward Rockland on the northern stretch and four lanes heading east toward Westchester on the southern stretch.
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That is not exactly a sacrifice, but Olympics-only lanes have been established around the city, to help move athletes and the news media around Rio's already choked roads, which has turned the non-Olympic lanes into quagmires.
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CreditCreditKarsten Moran for The New York Times "Those bowling alleys in Manhattan aren't really lanes — they're nightclubs," said Jim Farago, 69, whose Van Nest Lanes in the Bronx could never be mistaken for a fancy Manhattan bowling place.
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It's a wonderfully comprehensive system, but the bus lanes are often clogged with traffic, and in a lot of cases, there aren't dedicated bus lanes, where the buses just ran in mixed traffic with other cars and trucks.
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If you believe that the internet should remain accessible for all instead of having slow lanes or fast lanes based on paid prioritization, contact your elected official and tell them to support the congressional effort to reinstate net neutrality.
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The data here is unique to New York, but even in some European cities where there are bike lanes on practically every street, researchers are still seeing additional benefit to adding bike lanes to more rural roads, he noted.
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All political buffs should make a point of checking out the toll-booth entry lanes to the G.W.B. in Fort Lee—the lanes that two of Governor Chris Christie's allies recently received jail terms for closing, back in 2015.
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One of the most likely and earlier such moves might be to restrict certain lanes of traffic just for driverless cars, something that would almost certainly yield a reduction in the number of lanes available to cars with drivers.
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London has encouraged people to use bicycles more, but there is a growing debate over whether bike lanes make congestion and pollution worse by forcing more cars into fewer lanes and increasing the amount of time they remain stationary.
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This month, it approved a change that sounds minor but could have an outsize effect on US urban traffic patterns: Cities can now use red-colored pavement to separate transit lanes from lanes open to other sorts of traffic.
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They're quite popular because there are a ton of bike lanes in Paris.
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Forced to share lanes with automobiles, the streetcars get held up in traffic.
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Instead, it's probably destined for sidewalks and bike lanes, much like a Segway.
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You all have mega huge reputations to uphold, so stay in your lanes.
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The crash temporarily shut all westbound lanes of I-80, State Police said.
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I'm so looking forward to being able to use the pre-check lanes.
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"You need their chips to detect lanes, signs, buildings, curves, neuronetworks," he said.
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Driverless buses operated by LA Metro pilot down their own, traffic-free lanes.
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Might as well just stroll out into the lanes now, and get finished.
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Eleven other airports have the expedited lanes operated by CLEAR, a private company.
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The Alameda county Fire Department said westbound lanes reopened after about an hour.
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The public-private partnership project will include new privately developed express toll lanes.
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Some locations have received double drive-thru lanes to allow for faster service.
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For now, the dedicated lanes speed the process significantly for Instacart personal shoppers.
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Even at this hour, the cramped lanes of Juhapura still bustle with activity.
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New York now has about 1,260 miles of bike lanes, including parkland byways.
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They clog lanes, move on a string, and, of course, switch at will.
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Use of powered transporters on U.K. pavements and cycle lanes is also prohibited.
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AT&T, for instance, has wasted no time in creating prioritized fast lanes.
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She noted that designated bus lanes are much cheaper than building metro lines.
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They'll be able to change lanes and manage any situation they'll run into.
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Its narrow lanes have been cordoned off and anyone entering is carefully searched.
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Southbound lanes of I-5 were expected to be closed through Tuesday morning.
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Ha there is no lane for 65mil refugees who's lanes are blown up!
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Of course, riders must adhere to city laws around bike lanes and speeds.
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"Different institutions will have to pick out different lanes" in which to operate.
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We should have innovation fast lanes, which would be government-backed accelerator programs.
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The plan includes beefing up other transportation options like buses and bike lanes.
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We support the shared and efficient use of vehicles, lanes, curbs, and land.
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Eastbound lanes were closed down, and westbound traffic was bottle-necking, he said.
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The Uber whose "independent contractor" drivers treat bike lanes as convenient parking spots.
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With that came almost-contemporary transportation: horse carriages, with traffic lanes and everything.
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Seattle wants to create 50 miles of protected bike lanes across the city.
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Cue 2500,8503 pounds of ink spilling out across multiple lanes and massive delays.
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All of them occupy lanes that Booker might have conceivably laid claim to.
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The evening commute improved in both directions, not just in the westbound lanes.
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Dedicated lanes for self-driving cars also seem like a pretty sure bet.
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Senior citizens on golf carts zip down quiet, private lanes lined with shrubs.
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Their cars pull away in parallel lanes, never crossing, their eyes not meeting.
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Westbound I-70 open, detour at Denver West offramp, eastbound lanes still closed.
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In Downtown Los Angeles, 22,210 people walked into car lanes and blocked traffic.
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Add a couple of bowling lanes in said bar and drunkenly bowl away.
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To contact the President, "there used to be multiple lanes," one staffer said.
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One is obviously more traffic lanes to improve throughput in our congested cities.
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I still operate in chaos better than I do inside well-defined lanes.
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Then you get to the checkout lanes and they are brimming with shoppers.
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The bike lanes were so perfectly drawn they qualified as site-specific sculptures.
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Debris littered the road, and the westbound lanes of Interstate 10 remained closed.
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And a steering capability keeps their cars from drifting out of their lanes.
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United used to use this system but switched to five lanes in 2012.
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The garage kept congestion to a minimum by creating separation between pickup lanes.
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It's also only designed for usage in areas where lanes are clearly marked.
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He altered shots and clogged passing lanes to bog down the Jazz offense.
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Dedicated bus lanes work, and not just by helping the people using buses.
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China is threatening to impede access to the sea-lanes off its coast.
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Actors disguised as Department of Transportation workers directed people into the appropriate lanes.
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That would ban bad internet provider behavior like blocking, throttling and fast lanes.
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Pedestrian walkways and bicycle lanes would run through the community like a spine.
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Those buses have their own lanes, they have stations that resemble train stations.
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But are you running in the right places, blocking the right passing lanes?
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We're going to get back into that debate over fast lanes again, right?
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Some lanes on Interstate 75 remained closed for repairs as of Friday morning.
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We'd like to know what you think about bike lanes in your neighborhood.
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"Other lanes are like this Formica," he said smacking the snack bar counter.
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Boarding Groups: Groups 1 through 5, that queue up through two boarding lanes.
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LISBON — With its cobbled lanes, vintage trams and ancient castle, Lisbon oozes history.
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As the narrative goes, there are two main "lanes" in the Democratic primary.
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They block traffic, pop wheelies and weave wildly across lanes — often without helmets.
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About 60 to 70 percent of sales come from its drive-through lanes.
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Some bike lanes bear skid marks as evidence of close calls or collisions.
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Gowdy alleged "a couple of different lanes" where laws could have been broken.
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It's hard to do, because the cars drive differently in all the lanes.
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When you run different lanes, the aerodynamics change dramatically and the handling changes.
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It's logical to question the value of bus lanes in New York today.
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The candidates also railed against about homelessness, bike lanes and excessive government spending.
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Clearly marked bike lanes run through the city and along the Isar River.
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Outside Washington, D.C., Virginia operates about 40 miles of high-priced express lanes.
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Movie theaters and airport shops are logical choices for cashier-free payment lanes.
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In the final configuration, it will carry five lanes of Queens-bound traffic.
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Another app telling me to ride in the street and in bike lanes.
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The packed lanes of 250th Street in Manhattan given over solely to buses.
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You'll have to shower before entering, but you're guaranteed at least two lanes.
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Voters do not always align with the neat ideological "lanes" described in coverage.
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All of that traffic flows across eight lanes, four inbound and four outbound.
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In Kansas City, this includes roads, buses, bike lanes, sidewalks and a streetcar.
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Last year alone, they built a record 25 miles of protected bike lanes.
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And HOV-3 lanes on the bridge, where are they even gonna go?
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There's a place for drivers to switch lanes at a merge point, though.
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Connecticut only led 25-13, and the Orange press was packing passing lanes.
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The speed can be upped further by adding more lanes to the PCIe interface: Seagates's previous fastest used 8 lanes to achieve data transfer rates of 4GBps, but the new SSD will use 16 to push that figure up to 10GBps.
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In Tallinn higher parking fees and reduced space for cars also played a part in cutting city-centre traffic: on-street parking now costs €6 an hour, and some parking spaces and car lanes have been replaced by bus lanes.
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On Friday, Bridget Anne Kelly, Christie's former deputy chief of staff, testified that Christie knew and approved of a "traffic study" that would close access lanes to the George Washington Bridge at least a month before the lanes were closed.
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And while Mr. Baroni told the Legislature that no other Port Authority bridge or tunnel had local access lanes — making Fort Lee's access "unfair" — testimony and photographs presented in court here have shown that, in fact, other crossings have similar lanes.
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Lyft's vision, created with architectural firm Perkins+Will and transportation consultant agency Nelson/Nygaard, actually reduces the 10-lane current design of LA's Wilshire Boulevard down to just three narrowed lanes for cars, along with dedicated lanes for autonomous buses.
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"With DOT crews now putting down new street markings for bus lanes and bike lanes, we are deeply committed to having our streets ready for the L tunnel closure next April," said Polly Trottenberg, the DOT chief, in a statement.
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Just as Beijing's bike lanes have become turning lanes for cars and its sidewalks overrun with motorbikes delivering hot meals to the upper-middle class, huge swaths of the Temple of the Sun have been sacrificed to benefit a wealthy minority.
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Dr. Sanders said the students invariably noticed that lanes 6, 7 and 8 in one row of blots had apparently been duplicated into the immediately adjacent lanes — 3, 4, and 20033 — which are supposed to have come from different experimental samples.
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But today, traffic is limited to six lanes for passenger vehicles and the wood-and-concrete promenade overhead that narrows to just 10 feet across in places, barely wide enough to fit the side-by-side pedestrian and bike lanes.
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Bike lanes are specifically exempt from federal environmental laws, and temporarily shutting down traffic lanes to buses during peak hours—which is a big part of the plan on 14th Street—isn't technically "new construction," which would then require an EIS.
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Fast and slow lanes were banned, but exceptions could be made with government oversight.
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The Chok is so small it is even allowed in bike lanes in China.
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"I'm appreciative of your apology, and let's just stay in our lanes," he says.
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It was enough to turn the clear chlorine lanes into a murky, milky mess.
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To allow ISP fast lanes would let this unfairness infect the internet as well.
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The islands are also close to strategically important shipping lanes and fertile fishing grounds.
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"I felt like I was passing out, and I swerved three lanes," he says.
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"For tunnels you can have hundreds of lanes, there's no real limit," he said.
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Now, the company no longer discusses paid fast lanes on the page at all.
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Super Cruise can't make lane changes, and it is often confused by split lanes.
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The "12 South Master Plan," initiated in 1996, improved streetlights and added bike lanes.
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San Diego plans to build 13 miles of new bike lanes, while Cambridge, Mass.
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Myth #1: There are progressive and moderate "lanes" inhabited by different Democratic candidates. Nonsense.
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Disincentives might include congestion pricing and access restrictions, such as high-occupancy vehicle lanes.
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They will follow curving roads, change lanes, pass through intersections, and stop and start.
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This helps drivers pick up multiple riders without having to change lanes, Uber notes.
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Its tree-lined lanes dotted with cafés and art galleries have become fashionable hangouts.
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Switching lanes, Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice is $44.99 at Walmart, Amazon, and Best Buy.
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Yet beneath the bridge and elsewhere, the traffic crawled in neat, well-behaved lanes.
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There are fewer bike lanes and I try to be as cautious as possible.
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Note that the "fact" never states that fast and slow lanes won't be created.
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There were other audio cues, like for when the driver decided to change lanes.
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Having to cross four lanes of traffic at the last minute is no fun.
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They care more about the park than about bike lanes and other public projects.
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The Model X reportedly hit a guardrail then swerved across a number of lanes.
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In the absence of bike lanes, most bikes ride amid cars on the road.
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Does AT&T's no throttling commitment mean it won't create fast and slow lanes?
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The problem with this bridge was that it curved down over the edge lanes.
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Per person, bike lanes created an additional cost of $2.79 and a gain of .
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All funds generated by smart lanes will be invested back into local infrastructure projects.
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In 2014, the city of OSS installed glow-in-the-dark, "smart" highway lanes.
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Hundreds of other fans stood in standby lanes waiting to get on the floor.
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The cities for not creating proper pathways (like bike lanes) to accommodate e-scooters?
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That, as you might imagine, will expand the single lane system into multiple lanes.
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CT when the driver lost control of the van after attempting to change lanes.
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Their bikes sound like small hovercrafts, rolling smoothly over the tarred green bike lanes.
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Defenses can disrupt the Warriors by keeping their hands active in the passing lanes.
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Roads are virtually an obstacle course of poorly-marked lanes, broken pavement and potholes.
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Moving it between lanes and swerving to avoid traffic had me huffing and puffing.
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He mostly maintains the lanes he's established in his three years on the rise.
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A car behind the red car hit me and spun across the three lanes.
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Pompeo said that the U.S. remained committed to ensuring that shipping lanes remained open.
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And over 15 more miles of protected lanes are on the way this year.
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You won't have to beg for highway entrance or plead to occupy fast lanes.
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"Jim could run and fill the lanes with the best of them," Erickson said.
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At least six security lanes were closed at domestic security, according to the newspaper.
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By Sunday afternoon, CBP reopened crossing lanes in both directions to pedestrians and vehicles.
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That is more than enough oomph to safely enter and change lanes on highways.
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So Mr. Wildstein scaled back just a bit, closing two lanes instead of three.
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Pompeo's example of ice-free Arctic shipping lanes carries some more confusing ethical issues.
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Chris Christie's staff to the closings of traffic lanes on the George Washington Bridge.
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The eastbound car, a Subaru, went into the westbound lanes around 9:173 a.m.
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At some facilities, Amazon has built special Relay lanes, according to the app page.
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We started to set up remotes for Lanes 26, 230, 5, 6 and 7.
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You put in bike lanes and say here is where you can safely operate.
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The proposal would limit car traffic, add bus and bike lanes and widen sidewalks.
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There are hella bubbling artists creating their own lanes and making names for themselves.
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Sometimes, the lanes aren't there, and Murray's forced to pull-up off the bounce.
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The Warriors pressure the ball, jump the passing lanes, and rely on fast rotations.
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Deviate from these lanes and you risk our ire and judgment: no buy-backs.
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Every year, they said, especially during high tide on the river, the lanes flood.
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We agreed as much as possible to keep marriage and parenting in separate lanes.
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Shipping lanes and fishing locales are designed around traditional feeding grounds for the whales.
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And we think that the most effective way to do safety is bike lanes.
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But I'm simply saying that the right long-term ... The bike lanes are critical.
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The lanes serve a working-class clientele that Mr. Farago knows by first name.
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Mr. Emanuel extended the city's subway system, network of bike lanes and popular Riverwalk.
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Stores have started wiping down checkout lanes and touchscreens every 30 minutes, he said.
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Today the charmingly ramshackle village, with its chunky cobblestone lanes, is crammed with galleries.
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"The Dons hit the lanes at 1600 Pennsylvania," Mr. Patel wrote under the photos.
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He was walking on I-110 between two FasTrak lanes, according to the release.
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Cars flooded the streets and took over bike lanes, and bicycle riding became dangerous.
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Messages like, "Looking for an opening" or "changing lanes" keep you in the loop.
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