"Turn down back roads, side roads and country roads," Ms. Pantel said.
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Road closures, private roads, incorrectly marked roads, and one-way roads can all be logged from here.
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"It started with calling the roads drivers pay for 'toll roads,' and calling the ones that taxpayers pay for 'free roads,'" he says.
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Beijing is building roads, but all roads won't lead to Beijing.
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Most roads follow a grid pattern, and buildings line the roads.
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We've had a few residential roads, a few small roads impacted.
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Clearing roads: Crews were working to clear roads and restore power Tuesday.
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Americans might love the open roads but many apparently don't like ... actual roads.
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" He added, "We have a fairly large county, and I would estimate that 99 out of 100 taxpayers, what they are concerned about is roads, roads, roads.
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I'm a roads-and-bridges guy, so I think roads and bridges are important.
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Of course, handling China's roads and being welcome on China's roads are two different things.
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Poorly paved roads and a lack of guardrails make the country's mountain roads particularly perilous.
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The problem is we do have to fix the roads, the roads are full of potholes and somebody's got to fix the roads, but you have to find the money.
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That we'll get too much spending on new roads, and not enough maintenance for existing roads.
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I still think fundamentally the people who use roads should pay for roads, rather than general taxpayers.
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We've been bouncing over rough roads — occasionally, just rumors of roads — in the western highlands of Guatemala.
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Transfer to Hampton Roads On May 11, Mitchell was transferred to the Hampton Roads Regional Jail in Portsmouth.
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The UK's Environmental Agency has discovered other roads using the technology, discovering roads and structures in across England.
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The roads were clear until Balmumcu, almost on the water, but after that police were shutting the roads.
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There's not $2 trillion in the budget to spend on roads, there's a possibility of having and encouraging private entities to build roads, but they would want to place a fee on using the roads.
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Roads are cracking in South Dakota In South Dakota, concrete roads buckled because of high temperatures over the weekend.
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"Interstate roads are in great shape, but it's actually the local roads that are having more problems," Tomer said.
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When the primary roads become congested, it directs vehicles into Leonia and pushes them onto secondary and tertiary roads.
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The mapping of roads themselves appears to have significantly improved however, showing certain minor roads that even Google doesn't have.
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San Francisco is known for its winding roads – and apparently, those winding roads make for quite the festive bike route.
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What I wish he would realize, though, is that while many roads lead to Spencer, all roads lead to Radley.
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In other cities, there are vehicles and pedestrians on the roads; occasionally, the roads get clogged, and progress is impeded.
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The American side is a maze of narrow roads and sunburned highways, industrial buildings and trucks parked on empty roads.
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The case for public roads rests on the assumption that private industry won't build roads that reach the whole country.
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"We were on these roads which were barely roads, climbing up canyon walls," said Andy Sugerman, of Ann Arbor, Mich.
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There are so many roads — rough roads, alleys — it's hard to search all vehicles coming into the city for explosives.
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They programed a deep-learning algorithm to scan satellite images for roads and then convert the roads' pixels into a network.
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So far from main roads and on the weekend I knew our roads will be remain unplowed for quite some time.
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The report says that research has shown that improving the infrastructure of roads is critical to improving the safety of roads.
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The region's unmapped roads add another layer of issues, given that self-driving cars need 3-D maps to navigate roads.
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Millions of animals are killed every day on United States roads alone, providing ample evidence that roads are dangerous to wildlife.
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The quality of two different roads, even two connected roads, can vary tremendously depending on which government entity is funding what.
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And flooded roads contribute to many weather-related deaths, as drivers attempting to cross flooded roads get stuck or washed away.
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Since the program started, Congress has designated 28500 iconic roads in 6900 states as National Scenic Byways or All-American Roads.
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Several interstate roads were closed, and the weather service warned travel could become impossible on rural roads and unplowed city streets.
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It was on a summer work crew for the county highway department — just cleaning roads, picking up trash and paving roads.
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"Research has shown that well designed cement roads require little or no maintenance well beyond their 40-year design lives, while concrete roads are also not damaged from oil leaks like asphalt roads," said Pfukwa of the city council.
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" He added: "The ancient silk roads were never purely Chinese…These roads are to be shared and they cannot be one-way.
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For decades the roads have been divided between main roads for the few cars and side lanes for the river of bicycles.
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The danger is exacerbated when roads are in bad condition, where visibility is poor, and in mountain areas with narrow, winding roads.
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Rural roads were the worst: 67 percent of deaths among children occurred on roads classified as rural by the Federal Highway Administration.
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This would help, the firm claims, to relieve the "strain" on areas prone to congestion: bridges, ring roads, tunnels and feeder roads.
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They didn't warn us against the roads we shouldn't travel, since they probably suspected we were going to take those roads anyway.
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Police said protesters had "maliciously blocked roads" and "threw bricks and hard objects" at volunteers who had come to clean up roads.
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Everyone agrees, for example, that cars would be of little use without roads and that roads would be of little use without cars.
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Tesla says the following in its release notes for v7.1: Autosteer is now restricted on residential roads and roads without a center divider.
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"We went through forest area roads towards the mountain yesterday and we will get deeper into the side of roads today," he said.
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Many autonomous vehicles are limited to certain roads like highways or main thoroughfares, conditions like sunshine and dry roads, and geo-fenced areas.
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Toll roads poised to boom under Trump plan: Toll roads may surge under a $1 trillion infrastructure proposal being floated by Donald Trump.
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The protesters are demanding safer roads in Bangladesh, where corruption is rife and unlicensed drivers and unregistered vehicles are common on the roads.
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"Many of these were old logging roads, but they have become main roads — plowed and maintained 365 days a year," Senator Little said.
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With today's technology, the roads must be clear of snow and ice and so should the car's sensors that are reading those roads.
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Every car will have an EZ pass that will charge drivers for the roads they use and only for the roads they use.
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So the best way to improve traffic flow, very simply, is not to build more roads, but to have fewer vehicles on the roads.
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The snow fell on untreated roads causing slick, icy conditions across the area's highways and interstates that prompted accidents and delays on area roads.
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We all use roads and bridges; we all have a stake in ensuring that our roads are safe and our bridges are structurally sound.
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Such a system could help ensure that total expenditures on roads were covered by road users and property owners, who often finance local roads.
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If you're navigating the snowy roads roads of Telluride in San Miguel County, Colorado, you had better keep a wary eye out for boulders.
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All roads lead to Russia Last week, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said "all roads seem to lead to Putin" when it comes to Trump's actions.
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The protesters are demanding safer roads in Bangladesh, where corruption is rife, making it easy for unlicensed drivers and unregistered vehicles to ply the roads.
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Don't camp or linger near roads or trailheads Places where people congregate -- such as roads, shelters and campsites -- can carry greater risks of unwanted interactions.
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About 85033,000 protesters blocked roads in the territory's financial district, throwing bricks onto roads containing some of the island's most expensive real estate and shops.
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I remember maybe three specific times, bouncing along those country roads—cornfields, treetops, winding roads with their tiny houses and barking dogs and cluttered yards.
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The administration recently announced that Utah's five national parks will allow off-highway vehicles on all roads, including quiet dirt roads deep in the backcountry.
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The current speed limit in the City is 20 mph for roads controlled by the corporation, while some larger roads have a 30 mph limit.
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"There is a story told in the Talmud of a wedding procession and a funeral procession heading along parallel roads, with the roads intersecting," Myeres wrote.
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I made my way to the north of the map, where there were roads that cut through old timber forests, and I just walked the roads.
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Tesla's software release also includes an update to the its Autosteer feature, which now limits its use to residential roads and roads without a center divider.
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We anticipate four to five days of this, so we're asking people to stay off the roads if they don't need to be on the roads.
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Additionally, owners would be able to build private roads up to 600 feet long without first getting a permit as long as the roads are maintained.
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There are many ways to reconfigure a road, but the vast majority of road diets in the US convert four-lane roads into three-lane roads.
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Broken roads, no roads, sinking ferries, urban flooding, cholera; drones could photograph the problem, map it, deliver small items—as long as the governments didn't object.
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Roads and jeep trails typically cross a mix of land ownerships, and even roads marked as open to public travel may not have negotiated public easements.
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But if you look from above, you see five-, ten-hundred roads there, and you can easily see what those roads are like, and the conditions.
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With more gas stations online and more roads roads cleared, Rosselló said he expected business owners to start moving goods from the port to their store shelves.
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The company has conducted extensive testing into just how well these roads will perform, and has created road surfaces for lorry parks, airport runways and council roads.
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Nearly 20 percent of urban roads did not meet the federal standards for acceptable road quality, compared to 3 percent of rural roads, according to the report.
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In cities without good transportation systems, longer commutes mean more cars on the roads, choking already-crowded infrastructure in cities that are racing to build more roads.
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Holiday travel by road and air will be hampered by icy roads and limited visibility in the north, and wet roads with severe storms in the south.
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Major flooding involves "extensive inundation of structures and roads," with significant evacuation, while moderate flooding involves "some inundation of structures and roads" near streams, according to NOAA.
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They also became better at avoiding roads, or traveling in forest or rugged terrain when close to roads, especially during dawn and dusk, when hunters were out.
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This third way could include paving a network of roads connecting all the Palestinian autonomous areas to each other, and transferring these roads to Palestinian Authority control.
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The roads seem less like roads than interconnected pads of money strapped down to vehicles, crates of humidifiers and entertainment sets and steam vacuums and Ikea furniture.
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Several highway tolls and motorway slip-roads across France were blocked, operator Vinci said, and traffic on some of the roads leading to Spain was severely backed up.
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Most of the construction that was visible from the roads in Mount Pleasant this winter wasn't being done by Foxconn, but by government contractors building roads and utilities.
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It means taking into account the decreased travel times that SAEVs will enable, which will in turn reduce demand for new roads; improving existing roads will take priority.
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The solution requires a holistic approach that improves not only our roads and bridges, but also the mass transit systems that save commuters money and reduce congested roads.
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By 1789, one year after the Constitution had empowered Congress "to establish post offices and post roads," there were 75 post offices and 2,400 miles of postal roads.
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Roads are a particular problem: over the past decade, America's roads have fallen from seventh to fourteenth in the World Economic Forum's rankings of the quality of infrastructure.
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But paying variable prices for a good that has previously been free (most roads) or charged at some fixed rate (traditional toll roads) raises all sorts of issues.
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But that figure was limited to people who were on the roads of the original procession route approved by the police, while huge throngs marched down parallel roads.
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Mr. Melkersen said that the journalist planned to drive the car on racetracks and public roads, not that he did drive the car on racetracks and public roads.
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"The way that our roads are, there are so many of these little back roads and hollows that the sun never hits," Mr. May said in a telephone interview.
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In other words, you can't solve traffic problems just by building new roads, because more people decided to drive on those roads, or they decide to live farther away.
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Four Roads Cross, Max Gladstone Max Gladstone's Craft series has been a remarkable, addicting fantasy, and the latest, Four Roads Cross, is a continuation of his brilliantly conceived world.
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To date, McCartney's business, MacRebur Plastic Roads Company, has provided plastic pellets for roads in the United Kingdom and the Gulf, as well as Canada, Australia and New Zealand.
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This wind-in-your-hair ride breezes past tree-lined roads and small villages in the northern Beijing countryside before ascending the mountainous roads leading to the Great Wall.
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Infrastructure means much more than building roads; it also means building the physical infrastructure to support our digital roads — all-fiber networks directly connecting homes, schools, libraries, and businesses.
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Read more:The 50 most beautiful cities in the worldThe most haunted roads in the US and the chilling stories behind them25 roads you need to drive in your lifetime
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Congress gives states roughly $40 billion a year for roads, according to Transportation For America, which can be spent either on new roads or maintenance at the states' discretion.
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"It's so profitable that they will cut roads through the forest to extract high-priced wood and those roads become the gateway to so much more deforestation," White explained.
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Traffic is growing rapidly among almost all types of vehicles and classes of roads, though the fastest increases have been on the inter-urban motorway network and rural roads.
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"They're trying to build more vertical roads, coastal roads, increase car traffic and put less emphasis on public transport," said Ashok Datar, chairman of the Mumbai Environmental Social Network.
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Clark said it's too early to say whether the crash was caused by slick roads, although scores of traffic accidents were being reported across the region due to icy roads.
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Prefabricated plastic roads should last two-to-three times longer than conventional roads and cost less, the companies claim, mainly because construction times would be reduced by almost two-thirds.
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The sections in yellow show roads where delays decreased by 30 percent or less; the areas in dark purple show the roads where delays increased by 120 percent or more.
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He also reiterated that the company's self-driving vehicles were the safest ones on the roads and they're working hard to prepare its cars for the challenges of real roads.
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The majority of the toll roads run by GCI are loan-repayment type, meaning the government promises to repay the debt related to the roads should GCI be in distress.
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Each year more than 24,000 people are killed on Thai roads, a mortality rate well above other South-East Asian countries (see chart), even much poorer ones with lousier roads.
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In New Hampshire, 179 roads, including 40 state roads, were closed Monday morning due to high water, washouts, and downed trees and wires, the New Hampshire Department of Transportation said.
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The city's Department of Sanitation had performed miracles plowing roads in the past, but did not have good access to the roads because they were clogged with vehicles, he said.
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According to NACo, counties own 45 percent of United States' public roads, which is more than the percentage of roads that cities, states and the federal government each own individually.
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The idea is you set your preferences for how you like the car to act on twisty roads, then wait to press the button until you get to those roads.
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Measures introduced so far include a periodic mechanized sweeping of roads with heavy traffic, water sprinkling on unpaved roads and an increase in parking fees of up to four times.
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Plus, more and more roads are being closed as the storm continues — parts of I-40 and I-95 have been closed, along with at least 60 other primary roads.
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Images of the melted roads have been shared by the staff of the Communication Workers Union as a warning to try and keep members of the public on the roads safe.
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In addition to avoiding all flooded roads, keep an eye out for downed power lines and weakened bridges and roads that look like they might collapse, the National Weather Service said.
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Cruise's test drivers undergo a month-long driver's education course, which includes sessions in a classroom, at the car, in the car, on private roads, and then eventually on public roads.
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The Uganda National Roads Authority needs the money to build 580 kilometres of roads around the area, said Mark Ssali, head of public and corporate affairs at the state-run UNRA.
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Uber and Google already have self-driving cars on the roads, and most car companies have announced plans to test their own vehicles on public roads before the end of 2017.
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The function was restricted on residential roads or roads without a center divider, meaning the car cannot drive faster than the speed limit maximum plus five miles (8 km) per hour.
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Moreover, to the extent possible, the users of particular roads should pay for those roads through tolling or bonds, and spending on transit systems should be paid for by those communities.
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California has the second highest state imposed gas tax in the union yet the worst roads, with only 22019 percent of its roads in good condition, according to the Transportation Department.
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The Series C was led by Eight Roads Ventures .
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Violent surge crashing over seawall & onto roads in Omaezaki.
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" [CNN] • "The ancient Silk Roads were never only Chinese.
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But other roads — and supply lines — were still open.
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Here's how some are being affected: Roads and bridges Scared: Sylvia Campos, driver Sylvia Campos loves her 2011 red Nissan Cube, but she says the roads in Michigan are testing its limits.
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Those roads reopened Sunday morning, but the governor said it could take another day to get all of the state's major highways cleared, and days more for secondary roads to become passable.
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Phasiwe said NUM members had blocked roads leading to the Arnot power station east of Johannesburg early on Monday morning but police had been called in and the roads were now clear.
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Isolated reserves in northern Ontario rely on ice roads to transport supplies in the winter, but warmer weather means those roads haven't frozen yet, so food and water are in short supply.
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On the roads in and around Atlanta, the S5 aced every obstacle we put in front of it from gridlock airport traffic to the winding roads in the foothills of Appalachian Mountains.
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Roads and sidewalks were not built to be under saltwater for hours on end, and cities usually have to close roads and send in trucks to clean them up, the scientists said.
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But when it comes to the massive "22019-wheeler" trucks that haul cargo over the country's roads and highways, the taxes they pay to use roads don't match the costs they impose.
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My impatience with the slow drivers on these coastal roads, for instance, remains at odds with my fear of cycling on those same roads: Perhaps it is myself I am afraid of.
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Volkswagen is looking to build test vehicles that it can put on the roads relatively soon, and ultimately both carmakers aim to put driverless ride-hailing fleets on roads as soon as 2021.
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But the Atlas of Urban Expansion, a project based in New York University, estimates that roads built in Ahmedabad after 2000 are 8.5m wide, on average, compared with 7.2m for roads built earlier.
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Reppert said people should drive with caution on Christmas Day and leave earlier than usual in case of snow-covered or slick roads, particularly in areas of New England where roads are untreated.
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"There will be a lot of local opposition to turning roads into toll roads just to do maintenance," said Michael Sargent, a research assistant at the Heritage Foundation, a conservative-leaning think tank.
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The plan is for this part of the process to be carried out in the localities where roads are being laid or repaired, so that local waste is used to produce local roads.
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Marines continue to operate from Roosevelt Roads Airfield in Puerto Rico, clearing roads, and distributing commodities and fuel, officials said, as well as providing helicopter support to officials assessing all Puerto Rican hospitals.
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Prior to the president's arrival, the city was noticeably cleaner than in past, buildings along the malecon by the waterfront are freshly painted, roads paved, with street lanes painted on those refurbished roads.
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"The downside will be the roads, not so good roads, they are not that great at all," said Chinedu Ahanonu, a Lagos-based training consultant in her thirties, also on the SPT tour.
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All of these will happen along with autonomous vehicles that will begin in nonpublic roads, then going into highways, and then going into all the roads, and then going from L3 to L4.
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Tolls are not generally allowed on such federally assisted roads, though the federal government has approved tolls for some roads and highways around the country to reduce congestion and pay for road construction.
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The roadblocks were so prevalent that the country's ministry of transport had to issue a notice on Wednesday warning people against unauthorized blockage of roads, especially digging up roads to block rural traffic.
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Our roads need improvement to safely support this newest technology and it will take federal, state and local governments, automakers, and material manufacturers working together to help create the roads of the future.
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Petroski quotes an early proponent of roads who said that
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"Wow, they really didn't close the roads?" said one user.
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It was unclear how many were due to slick roads.
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Other projects include upgrading ports, roads, rail links and irrigation.
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Scores of roads and bridges were closed throughout the region.
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Houston is drowned; Miami Beach has to raise their roads.
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Yet explosive devices along the roads presented equally grave danger.
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Flat and featureless, Thengar Char has no roads or buildings.
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Buy at Rivendell Riding on wet roads is sometimes unavoidable.
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"All roads lead to Putin," she is fond of saying.
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Commuters have little choice but to pour onto the roads.
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The city has been no more successful at building roads.
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In August the government banned several models from the roads.
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Many do forced labour, such as building roads or dams.
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Hundreds of roads were blocked by fallen trees, Hogan said.
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These are armored vehicles without weapons which could block roads.
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The amount of trash on the roads vary by month.
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Nobody from the central government came to clear the roads.
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Yet even as new roads are built, new people arrive.
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He was from Sinjar and knew back roads and shortcuts.
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