"The state law allows it to be on local roadways, but your local city or county may restrict which roadways or type of roadways," he said.
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Beyond that, accidents and fatalities are 2.5 times higher on rural roadways than on all other roadways.
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The Peninsula Open Space Trust has wildlife cameras set up around California's Bay Area to learn where animals cross roadways, or try to cross roadways.
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Several roadways in coastal counties northwest of Los Angeles were flooded, and there have been a number of car crashes on slick roadways, though no deaths, California Highway Patrol spokesman Danny Maher said.
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Both these roadways are now frequently backed up with traffic.
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Whole streets remained underwater, looking more like rivers than roadways.
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Emergency crews are clearing roadways along the coast as well.
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Police closed roadways surrounding the refining complex, the spokeswoman added.
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He does not think electrifying roadways will be unworkably expensive.
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Wildlife crossings are structures that facilitate animal movement across roadways.
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In Philadelphia, crews began treating some area roadways on Sunday.
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Dementia risk, however, did vary with proximity to busy roadways.
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Some roadways crumbled to rubble, while others had sections submerged.
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A hardscrabble history Signs pointing to churches dot the roadways.
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A number of roadways, including highways, were blocked by fire.
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Its barren landscaping and roadways are dotted with construction sites.
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Trucks that do more damage to roadways would pay more.
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This heavy industrial development of solar panels within China is a huge benefit for Chinese solar roadways, allowing localized firms to quickly manufacture and implement solar roadways, and, to a further extent, smart highways.
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No one under 16 may use the boards on public roadways.
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People walked in the roadways, as many sidewalks were still unplowed.
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Some roadways crumbled to rubble, while sections of others were submerged.
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The protests have cut roadways, closed schools and shut banks nationwide.
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The protests have cut roadways, closed schools and shut banks nationwide.
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Police had closed roadways surrounding the refining complex, the spokeswoman added.
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One ambitious company making headway in this space is Solar Roadways.
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Some protesters blocked roadways as police in riot gear stood nearby.
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Sex could be the next greatest safety hazard facing our roadways.
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The St. Johns River rose to record levels, flooding major roadways.
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But poorly maintained roadways can be a pain in the bottom.
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Too many people are dying and being injured on our roadways.
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Even roadways and farm fields are being upgraded with digital sensors.
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Then they mapped residents' proximity to major roadways using postal codes.
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There's no denying, though, that Mr. Trump's supporters rule the roadways.
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When roadways and habitat corridors intersect, both wildlife and people suffer.
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"What we need are passenger facilities and roadways," Mr. Cotton said.
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Some roadways crumbled to rubble and sections of others were submerged.
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The mud and debris left roadways and neighborhoods in Montecito unrecognizable.
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But many roadways around the region are treacherous due to ice.
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If our institutions are to survive, they'll have to create new roadways.
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In developed cities, we can't widen roadways, and elevated highways are ugly.
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Meanwhile, drivers are struggling to see through whiteout conditions on major roadways.
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Despite damage to the roadways, most people were able to reach safety.
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Images of the protests showed throngs of people in plazas and roadways.
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"Heavy rain, dark roadways, who knows what else he saw," Acevedo said. .
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The department said road blocks and disruptions on roadways have been reported.
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Seventy percent of the nation's vehicles are on the roadways in Dakar.
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The use of non-essential vehicles on local roadways is also banned.
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It would also help open access to key roadways in the region.
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All these regions are close to major metropolitan areas and major roadways.
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Residents began ditching their cars after heavy flooding made the roadways impassable.
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Such delays force more commuters onto already crowded buses and clogged roadways.
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During World War II he studied and experienced the revolutionary German roadways.
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During World War II he studied and experienced the revolutionary German roadways.
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Miami has already allocated $500 million for installing pumps and raising the roadways.
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The biggest challenge in Key West is moving debris out of the roadways.
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Sensors embedded in roadways can communicate with signaling systems to optimize traffic flow.
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For Peres, the future may not be the use of roadways at all.
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Accurate forecasts are also important for directing evacuations since roadways can get flooded.
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The mudslides and downpours forced the closure of major roadways, complicating response operations.
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True, the suspension is tuned stiff, and that's not pleasant on battered roadways.
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Out of caution, the Georgia Department of Transportation began treating roadways Friday night.
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The quake and landslides severely damaged roadways, hindering aid workers' access to victims.
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Boats zip down roadways and refuel at gas stations meant for motor vehicles.
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"The number of deaths on our roadways really peaked in the 1970s," he said.
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If Optimus Ride intends to operate on public roadways, they would need DMV approval.
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More than 20,000 deer are hit on California roadways each year, the bill says.
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There has been little progress in clearing roadways blocked by bridges and pavement cracking.
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Solar Roadways was successful on Indiegogo and went on to deliver with Arrow's help.
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Icy roadways rather than cloudy skies were blamed by astronomers for spoiling the festivities.
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Beyond the human toll, the flooding destroyed many business and roadways in the area.
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These wetlands have been replaced with impervious surfaces, such as parking lots and roadways.
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Similarly, vehicles that do more damage to roadways, like heavy trucks, would pay more.
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Whiteout conditions on roadways were making "travel extremely dangerous," according to the weather service.
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Weight lifters on the roadways say they suffer more colds than in years' past.
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They have ripped up roadways and paths to make room for more grave sites.
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In 2014, marijuana businesses were concentrated in Colorado's big cities and around major roadways.
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The stress of driving while black has poisoned the roadways for millions of Americans.
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About 75 percent of the people on roadways have their phone in their hands.
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That's a lot of smoothed-out roadways, straightened Eiffel Towers and re-routed trips.
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People walked the roadways, looking for shelter or help, some vainly holding umbrellas skyward.
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These shipments originate in the river systems of Colombia where there are no roadways.
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In Indiana and Iowa, lawmakers have proposed stiff punishments for demonstrators who block roadways.
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Motorists are responsible for many of wildfires sparked along roadways, the Forest Service said.
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Consider the Florida Keys, where sea-level rise is already helping to flood roadways.
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"You don't need to expand roadways, but you can use them properly," he said.
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Vehicle-impassable mountains carve the country into a warren of valleys and narrow roadways.
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AdWeek reports that Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi paid special attention on the space between the "U" and lowercase "b," and Uber subtly draws a connection between the new font and curvy roadways: Uber subtly alludes its new logo to roadways seen from overhead.
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And regulators are still figuring out how to safely incorporate autonomous vehicles on U.S. roadways.
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Dangerous travel conditions remain a problem with numerous accidents reported due to the icy roadways.
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Ridgecrest and nearby communities reported some damage in buildings and roadways but no major injuries.
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Just trying to do my part to make the roadways safer for the traveling public.
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They answer questions like: Which roadways are the best to use during a huge evacuation?
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In voiceover, actress Natja Brunckhorst recites a stream-of-consciousness monologue about roads and roadways.
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And it has a lot to teach us about the real costs of automated roadways.
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Rows and rows of buttery-hued heads mounted on dark green stalks line many roadways.
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All those killed since these storms started were found in vehicles caught on flooded roadways.
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The city carved out space from existing roadways—and eliminated 5,000 places to park cars.
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A running battle continued up and down the flyovers and roadways of the Admiralty district.
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Researchers and policymakers want to mitigate these risks by making roadways more accommodating of mistakes.
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The president said he himself, along with his transportation minister, will evaluate damage to roadways.
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The storm has been responsible for countless flooded roadways and water rescues across the region.
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Moola explained that people just can't get to them until floodwaters recede from the roadways.
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OSP is asking all media vehicles to keep the roadways in the Burns area clear.
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From Baltimore to Caribou, Maine, efforts were under way to clear roadways from Thursday's snowfall.
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But within the city, busy roadways are undoubtedly the greatest threats to inexperienced young animals.
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About 40,000 Americans die every year on our roadways — an average of 85033 every day.
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Trackways are ancient roadways that formed when people or animals repeatedly tread the same path.
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The unemployment rate is 193 percent, startups fill office parks, new construction dots the roadways.
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Significant travel delays at major airports and on the roadways are likely throughout the week.
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They're also inspecting major roadways, bridges, and health facilities to ensure they're safe to use.
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Schools are closed, roadways are shut and nearly 63,26 people have been told to evacuate.
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Sensors are typically placed alongside roadways then left to collect data continuously for 24 hours.
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However, Mr. de Blasio reserved his harshest comments for the state of the city's roadways.
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There'll be beach erosion, some flooding of roadways, possible damage to marinas, docks and piers.
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As of Wednesday, more than 200 roadways were either closed or subject to lane closures.
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Minnesota is grappling with slippery roads -- so slippery that school buses were sliding off roadways.
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In particular, the rules will apply to infrastructure projects such as roadways, pipelines and broadband.
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Pentangelo said the bomb squad had responded and roadways to the area were temporarily closed.
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The scans revealed the remains of extensive roadways and water channels connecting Cambodian city centers.
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A 2003 study in Traffic Injury Prevention found that many of the people who died in 1999's Hurricane Floyd had received warnings but still either deliberately drove into flooded roadways anyway or unexpectedly encountered flooded roadways while driving in severe-weather-affected areas.
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The snow will quickly stick to roadways given the cold that has settled over the region.
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The Sheriff's Office has heard of debris in roadways and a power pole down, Green said.
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Separately, an unidentified man died attempting to swim on flooded roadways Monday, according to the authorities.
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Solar Roadways hopes to mass-produce modular solar panels that can be walked or driven upon.
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That's why Jeff Bezos has a service for shipping huge amounts of data via traditional roadways.
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California has already begun taking steps toward legislation regulating autonomous vehicles on its roadways, he noted.
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Before self-driving cars can dominate the roadways, they'll need a tech infrastructure to support them.
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I was stunned by the flat honesty—the total disregard for the city's complicated, congested roadways.
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Still, Consumer Watchdog wants the DMV to take both Otto's and Uber's vehicles off California roadways.
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He drove through neighboring towns, he said, scanning for skid marks veering off the winding roadways.
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Troopers monitored roadways, stepping in to help after fender benders and with disabled cars and trucks.
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Traffic is returning to the roadways and power has been restored to much of the region.
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The water blocked roadways, damaged homes and basements, and overwhelmed septic tanks and storm-water systems.
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In 1945, a new Master Plan was envisioned to improve public transit, parks, and major roadways.
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Traffic lights had been knocked down and were now part of the obstacle courses of roadways.
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Although severe flooding isn't a concern, there is a risk of falling trees and slick roadways.
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Demonstrators clashed with security forces and barricaded roadways across the nation, bringing commerce to a halt.
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What happened: Weather patterns changed and snow piled up, turning the roadways into slick slush trails.
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The street closings clogged surrounding roadways with traffic and disrupted some of the city's bus routes.
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"We want to invest in new technology rather than the physical expansion of roadways," he said.
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Greg Abbott (R) has requested, but the continuous rain and flooding roadways could limit some efforts.
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But the issue of distracted driving has emerged as a major problem on the country's roadways.
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Officials feared fast-dropping temperatures after the storm passed would turn snow on roadways to ice.
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States do appear to retain some ability, however, to restrict autonomous vehicles on their public roadways.
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Brian Sandoval directed nonessential state employees in northwestern Nevada to head home and stay off the roadways.
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Snow should remain fairly light, but will affect the roadways from Minnesota to Wisconsin and northern Michigan.
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Trouble on the roadways With whiteout conditions and snowy, icy roads, officials urged residents not to drive.
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Traffic ground to a halt in downtown Windsor, where lines for gas stations spilled into gridlocked roadways.
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Officials have have shut down government offices and schools in some areas Monday, with roadways still unaccessible.
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The paper suggests disabling game play near roadways or when a certain driving speed has been reached.
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"Self-driving vehicle technology will make America's roadways safer and less congested," Strickland said in a release.
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Maine State Police urged people to stay off roadways due to large numbers of tractor-trailer crashes.
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The cost of fixing the nation's roadways, on the other hand, can be measured in the billions.
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Officials warned the damage toll would rise as receding waters revealed more devastated roadways, bridges and homes.
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In September 2016, Idaho-based Solar Roadways built a nearly 14-square meter roadway in Sandypoint, Idaho.
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Emergency services conducted several high-water rescues in the city while police closed roadways, local media reported.
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Infrastructure — the telephone networks, the water system, roadways — and most of the economy had all been crippled.
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Under this bill, NHTSA maintains the authority to remove vehicles off our roadways that it deems unsafe.
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"Self-driving vehicle technology will make America's roadways safer and less congested," said Strickland in a statement.
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But all along, her campaign strategy was about messaging on local issues, most notably Virginia's congested roadways.
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The ban states that selling alcohol within 500 meters near major roadways is illegal throughout the country.
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Many of the colorful handmade signs peppering the roadways in Northern California have been made by children.
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And the Port Authority, which runs the airport, says it will spend $1 billion on improving roadways.
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More mundanely, the company says the camera could also detect clogged drains and standing water on roadways.
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On Tuesday afternoon the campus roadways surrounding the main oval, normally clogged with students, were nearly empty.
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Photos and drone footage showed cracks opening across green yards and roadways and molten rock bursting out.
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Huge projects to move roadways underground in Boston and Seattle have been behind schedule and over budget.
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It usually involves a taxi ride or bus trip through the clogged roadways near the waterfront airfield.
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Four of the eight most congested roadways in the nation are in the New York metropolitan area.
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Officials feared fast-dropping temperatures after the storm passed would turn remaining snow on roadways to ice.
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A number of initiatives are already striving to take us off the roadways and onto the skyways.
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Until these storms move through the area, we are also asking folks to please stay off the roadways.
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The strike paralyzed the country's roadways, preventing agriculture exports from reaching port and products from reaching store shelves.
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Look for wet roadways from Chicago to Indianapolis, as well as into Detroit by the afternoon and evening.
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The cost of fixing the nation's roadways, on the other hand, can be measured in the multiple billions.
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They landed on the beach first, captured coastal bridges and opened roadways for the incoming fleet carrying troops.
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Expect treacherous travel on roadways and airport delays through the end of the week in the affected areas.
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Currently, 62 companies have valid permits to test autonomous vehicles with a safety driver on California public roadways.
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The 7.0 magnitude quake rocked Anchorage Friday morning, cracking buildings and roadways and sending residents running for cover.
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" Third, the AMA "encourage[s] the use of 3000K or lower lighting for outdoor installations such as roadways.
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"The suspect was covered with blood, and there was also traces of blood on the roadways," Arpaio said.
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The MIT spinoff essentially creates a fingerprint of the roadways by mapping and tracking unique geologic patterns underground.
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In North Carolina, state officials began preparing for the possibility of conditions that could turn roadways dangerously slick.
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The project will also create a central entry hall, expand parking, improve roadways and upgrade other supporting facilities.
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Just like bridges, tunnels and roadways, our entire information technology (IT) infrastructure, including voting, needs a major facelift.
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Counties in the region, meanwhile, imposed curfews to ensure motorists stayed off roadways that still have standing water.
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In Glasgow, we continue to build and extend the roadways in areas that have the lowest car ownership.
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Many who would have flown in near-perfect safety died on roadways as a result of the fear.
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Piece by piece, its supports, roadways, walkways, and subway tracks were rebuilt at a cost of $1.2 billion.
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And morning sun heats the roadways, which causes an updraft that brings more pollution higher into the air.
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The rural roadways were not exempt, and many regional sites of exceptional beauty were framed with hectoring billboardia.
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Regulators are considering allowing vehicles without manual controls, including steering wheels and pedals, to operate on U.S. roadways.
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In search of a Plan B, they will brave traffic-clogged roadways to drive to New York City.
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But expanding roadways, rather than easing congestion, leads to more traffic, experts say, because it attracts more cars.
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"We're just trying to put some bounds on the testing on the roadways," NTSB chair Robert Sumwalt said.
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If flying cars ever take over the roadways — and skyways — Goodyear would want a chunk of that market.
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He said warm clothing and patience on the roadways were among his tips for surviving the Wisconsin winter.
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And one day we'll connect all the roadways in the US with a Level 4 self-driving car.
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Major roadways and waterways are also closed, making it impossible to ship refined gasoline out of the area.
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This includes more firefighting measures, removing trees killed by mountain pine beetles, and a reduced lifespan of roadways.
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And every mile driven by a person would still be a mile the AV learns, helping to map roadways.
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Commissioned by the Greek shipping family Martinos, it perched on a prominent site between two chapels, gazing across roadways.
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Elsewhere, an ice storm hitting parts of Indiana shut down schools and left hazardous conditions on roadways Thursday morning.
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Landslides and downed trees on roadways were preventing movement in numerous areas along the south coast of the country.
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Murphy on Tuesday declared a state of emergency as crews cleared roadways and transit bus service was suspended statewide.
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Drivers have an inherent incentive to drive safely, so as not to be injured or killed on the roadways.
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All tolls have been waived on roadways and 7,000 National Guard members have been activated to help with relief.
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That includes a litany of new all-electric, zero-emission vehicles that are in development and on U.S. roadways.
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Police responded to eleven shootings along busy roadways, including seven on a roughly 2222-mile stretch of Interstate 10.
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Some forward-looking cities are starting to digitize their traffic rules to help self-driving cars navigate local roadways.
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The company's viral YouTube video earned Solar Roadways a place in the public spotlight a couple of years ago.
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Reuters witnesses saw homes knocked over, roadways washed out and a rail bridge demolished by the wave of mud.
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But she added emergency crews trying to reach the home were hampered by downed trees and debris blocking roadways.
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Now if we could just get Prius drivers to platoon, too, the roadways would be a lot more pleasurable.
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"It is dangerous to cross roadways in the evening hour when well-illuminated, managed crosswalks are available," she said.
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Then, as floodwaters recede, governments add the repair costs of roadways, bridges, parks and power lines to the bill.
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Traffic volume has risen sharply since the end of the last recession, much of it on poorly designed roadways.
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"Vehicles over 10,000 pounds are not allowed to test autonomous technology on California roadways," a DMV spokesperson told Recode.
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In more than 150 cities, protesters blocked bridges and tunnels, spilled into roadways and disrupted that year's holiday shopping.
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If humans are entirely — if not mostly — removed from driving duties, it stands to reason roadways would be safer.
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This would be useful for people who are trapped in their homes due to flooding or debris-filled roadways.
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But taking to the sky or roadways is something we all find ourselves doing at some point or another.
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In February, an official with Russia's roadways agency let slip, perhaps accidentally, how many resources the bridge was using.
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The federal and local governments said they would open on Wednesday despite the expectation of significant delays on roadways.
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It was the continuing chorus of America's roadways, as sung by the yard signs of Thorntown: TRUMP, TRUMP, TRUMP.
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The police chief urged residents to stay home while debris is cleared out of roadways and other common areas.
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The ride was unexpectedly peaceful and quiet, especially considering that we were on one of the city's main roadways.
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Officials in the Florida Keys are planning to take advantage of these credits as they map their vulnerable roadways.
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For instance, on large arterial roadways, walkers feel comfortable only if the sidewalks are at least 15 feet wide.
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Some birds living close to noisy roadways have also been observed to have fewer eggs and less healthy young.
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But only a handful of cities have seriously considered burying roadways underground because of the cost and logistics involved.
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These areas could experience blowing snow due to the high winds, which will cause near whiteout conditions on roadways.
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What will city roadways look like if everything goes as hoped by the manufacturers and supporters of driverless technology?
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In North Carolina, two women died late on Wednesday in car accidents on slippery roadways, the governor's office said.
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The Massachusetts State Police posted a handful of photos of tractor-trailers that jackknifed on snowy roadways, blocking traffic.
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Both of those companies use radar, cameras and lidar, a kind of radar based on lasers, to scan roadways.
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The Lower Hudson Valley could see six to 25 inches of snow and icy roadways, according to weather officials.
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In Oregon, Department of Transportation officials reported whiteout and blizzard conditions, urging drivers in affected roadways to pull over.
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At least 44 people have died since the hurricane slammed the Carolinas, sending rivers overflowing into neighborhoods and roadways.
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A storm surge covered barrier islands as the storm blew through, and some inland roadways were flooded as well.
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The year before I went to the Colorado Department of Transportation, 451 people lost their lives on its roadways.
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When I was at the U.S. Department of Transportation, we talked about moving toward zero deaths on American roadways.
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The company plans to move one mobile kitchen to Houston, but many roadways on the route are currently flooded.
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Plenty of add-ons or fixes to existing roadways have been tried to reduce the dangers to pedestrians and cyclists, but so-called Complete Streets policies - laws requiring that the needs of non-vehicle users be incorporated when designing roadways - are less common, the study team writes in American Journal of Public Health.
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Knowledge of the routes and landscape, which has no formal maps or roadways, is the difference between life and death.
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The colorful guide to the roadways of this Washington, DC suburb puts a numeric value on the scariness of streets.
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She says Judge instructed soldiers on working with explosives and on "horizontal construction," such as working on roadways and groundwork.
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When he chooses his locations, he tries to pick the iconic scenes or roadways people can recognize or relate to.
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There were boulders, downed power lines, wrecked cars... The mud was knee-deep in the roadways and deeper in canyons.
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When all was said and done, nearly 4,000 acres were covered in lava including neighborhoods, roadways and sugar cane fields.
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And the Department of Transportation will have oversight over ensuring regulations are met for any federal roadways near the site.
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All throughout the liquefaction hazard areas, pavement and roadways have cracked and opened, as the ground beneath them spread outwards.
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How it works: Roadways and vehicle design can be modified to be more forgiving of mistakes and AV system shortcomings.
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In addition, permafrost melt is destabilizing buildings, roadways, and other infrastructure in the Arctic, from Alaska to Siberia and beyond.
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The group projects an 11% increase in the number of pedestrians killed on US roadways last year compared to 2015.
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The security measures stayed in place hours after the scare, with roadways at the airport closed and passengers milling about.
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We need to be sure that the roadways are clear, we need to get trucks in to get stuff there.
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They help prevent collisions from happening in the first place, further reducing the number of deaths on our nation's roadways.
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August 5: Tensions reached new heights when protesters turned to city-wide strikes that froze subway lines and major roadways.
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Park police are traditionally tasked with overseeing federal parks and roadways in Washington, D.C., New York City and San Francisco.
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If he couldn't roam America's roadways, radio blaring, going from one entrepreneurial thrill to the next, what was the point?
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Police also arrested at least 10 other people in connection with the demonstration; ATVs are illegal to ride on roadways.
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But beyond potential negligence, the case has exposed what critics say are deep systemic failings in how Italy privatized roadways.
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It will also build an unspecified number of fast chargers along roadways, each of which will have several charge units.
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Even the lid has molded roadways for play and shock cords for holding it safely in the notched attachment area.
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Roadways become congested, waterways overfished and slices of electromagnetic spectrum crowded into uselessness, to the detriment of total social welfare.
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Crowds, about 100 strong in spots, dotted the roadways, waiting with 5-gallon plastic buckets, and gas stations were mobbed.
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"We want to spend taxpayer dollars fixing bridges and roadways and not on change orders and procurement lawyers," she said.
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Trucks that haul away sulfur produced by the refinery can't leave the plant because of flooded roadways, the sources said.
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The storm was making its way to Maine on Thursday, knocking out power and icing over roadways along the way.
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A group of minibus owners in north Khartoum claim that saboteurs are causing gridlock by abandoning vehicles in the roadways.
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The Sunday after Thanksgiving is also the busiest day of the year for roadways, according to the American Automobile Association.
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The insurgents are directly threatening important provincial capitals and have again made important roadways hazardous or impassable to government forces.
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In the Houston area, the rainfall flooded some roadways Wednesday, stranding drivers, and caused several creeks and bayous to rise.
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Its structure was inspired by midcentury Burma Shave advertisements that once lined roadways, its author, Norman B. Colp, said later.
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Those drivers could have found themselves getting into accidents or stuck in bumper-to-bumper traffic as waters overtook roadways.
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The crossoverization (my word) of the American roadways the last decade or so has been more than mildly flummoxing for me.
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IFSTARR in France has developed dismountable urban pavement, which could be lifted and repositioned if roadways or underground systems need maintenance.
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I often found myself chuckling as the little self-driving cars tried to navigate their way around roadways that were ludicrous.
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Even popular bridges like the Arlington Memorial Bridge and the Brooklyn Bridge are among the roadways suffering from underfunding and decay.
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As AI systems slowly roll out onto our roadways, banks, and in our homes, the associated risks are growing in tandem.
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Income inequality, social injustice, technology—all these things find their way onto our roadways; we just have to look for them.
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Parking meters, fire hydrants, bike racks, roadways, vehicles and even the lights and door locks in our homes are becoming connected.
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Protesters clogged roadways in New York City, Atlanta and Philadelphia, and events in San Francisco and Phoenix also drew large crowds.
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"We'll be looking at the houses and the roadways but also the bridges to see what those conditions are," he says.
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For roadways, five concessions are slated for auction this year with a long pipeline of projects to follow, according to Freitas.
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In Fremont, Nebraska, roadways flooded and 2 levees were breached on Saturday morning, according to the Fremont Tribune, requiring mandatory evacuations.
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It's a small pond and you have to cross two roadways to get over to that pond at Seven Seas Lagoon.
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You've got to have a strong infrastructure to support the military effort at ports and railyards and in trucking and roadways.
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He communicates details involving the bridge's towers, the suspensions cables, the anchorages, the roadways and the electrics for her to administer.
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The company also recently received a permit to test self-driving cars on public roadways from California's Department of Motor Vehicles.
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So while the I-85 collapse created temporary hassles for Atlanta drivers, it may lead to changes along the country's roadways.
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If more than two inches of snow accumulates on roadways, the department will begin dispatching its fleet of 26,600 plow trucks.
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All too often, salmon couldn't get to the other side, because poorly designed culverts turn roadways into barriers to fish passage.
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Many believe that self-driving cars will be an important tool to help address the climbing death toll on U.S. roadways.
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The summer before, Amazon had opened a warehouse in Shakopee after officials agreed to spend $5.7 million to improve local roadways.
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"We will see continued slick and dangerous roadways, so continue to stay off the road," Washington Mayor Muriel Bowser told reporters.
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The closure was also put in place to allow crews to perform protective measures such as burning away brush on roadways.
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Uber and Lyft both offered credits to first-time riders; Uber reported record number of its drivers on the city's roadways.
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"There's going to be a pricing mechanism that is going to be required to modulate the use of roadways," he says.
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Ron Johnson, a Wisconsin Republican, questioned lockdown last week, arguing we don't shut down roadways because people die in traffic accidents.
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"Each state is responsible for prioritizing what devices go on their roadways," the Federal Highway Administration said in an emailed statement.
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Footage posted to social media showed raging floodwater sweeping cars from roadways and rivers bursting their banks, filled with muddy debris.
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"Contrary to what it says, there are no plans by the NYPD to shut down roadways and subways," the organization tweeted.
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For months, thousands of protesters held sit-ins on major roadways to call for open elections for Hong Kong's top official.
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Since then, the group estimates that vehicle travel has increased 17 percent alongside an unequal 5 percent increase in new roadways.
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Deep-pocketed e-scooter ventures should partner with cities to create scooter-enabled zones, with properly marked roadways and warning signage.
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Countless abandoned cars and trucks blocked the region's flooded roadways, raising questions about whether and how their drivers had escaped safely.
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In scenes that evoked Hurricane Katrina in 12345678903, roadways turned into rivers and waist-high waters choked off homes and hospitals.
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In scenes that evoked Hurricane Katrina in 21988, roadways turned to rivers, and waist-high waters choked off homes and hospitals.
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Another bright spot is his plan to invest more heavily in ending pedestrian and cyclist deaths by redesigning New York roadways.
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And according to the DOT, half of the states have a majority of their roadways that qualify as poor or mediocre.
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Terminal roadways, especially at crowded international hubs, have gotten too congested, and some airports don't have the space to massively expand.
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But by Tuesday morning, a bit of good news: Two roadways previously blocked are now passable, Wilmington Mayor Bill Saffo said.
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The Shift Self-driving cars are zooming at breakneck speed toward America's roadways, and Washington is finally reaching for its seatbelt.
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I got to drive the Bolt EV at an event set up by Chevrolet in Palo Alto, hosted in part at the beautiful, modern abode of one of the Bolt's first buyers, and also across a broad stretch of Northern California's most appealing roadways, including snaking, narrow roadways with the Bolt handled with ease, even in unusually wet weather.
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FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK FOR MORE FOX LIFESTYLE NEWS The airport did not impact air traffic or site roadways at Sjy Harbor.
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Deaths on American roadways increased 7.2 percent percent in 2015, according to the group, representing the biggest single-year increase since 1966.
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Perhaps we would have seen more adventurous uses of infrastructure and unused space, from multilevel roadways to more buildings on landfill. —S.
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The travelers were among the thousands trapped on roadways by the weekend snowstorm that stretched across much of the eastern United States.
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IHS forecasts the United States to lead the charge in driverless car deployment with several thousand autonomous cars on roadways by 2020.
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It's lined with two-story homes, copacetic strip malls, and roadways so smooth, you might forget that you're actually driving — not floating.
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One way or another, "We've got to end this tragic problem on our nation's roadways," NTSB chairman Robert Sumwalt said last November.
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We think successful over-the-road autonomy will create safer roadways and a better work environment for drivers on long-haul runs.
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The Trump administration took its first step into the regulation of self-driving cars and trucks that could transform the nation's roadways.
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It used postal codes to determine proximity to roadways and health records to determine incidence of dementia, Parkinson's disease, or multiple sclerosis.
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Hundreds of thousands of riders would have been stranded, leading to record traffic jams on the already-clogged roadways into the city.
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These include everything from waste and water management, to crowd control and congestion management in seaports and airports, and along busy roadways.
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The number of pedestrians killed along U.S. roadways last year climbed to the highest level since 1990, according to a new report.
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"He was right when he said, 'I don't want 6.5 million people on flooded roadways and dying in their cars,'" Myers said.
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Growing up in São Paulo, Brazil, Mariana Avezum imagined how she could eliminate the traffic that choked her city's roadways every day.
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"We are continuing to see a number of serious accidents on bridges and roadways, and power outages throughout the state," Maryland Gov.
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We saw mile after mile of sagging electrical lines and telephone poles snapped in half or leaning precariously over roadways and intersections.
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Six months ago the city completed a $55 million, nearly six-year renovation of Times Square that turned roadways into pedestrian zones.
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According to MADD, drunk driving results in almost 11,000 deaths per year and is the number one cause of fatalities on roadways.
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The problems can be seen on the roadways, where traffic caused by the Games has turned 30-minute commutes into hourslong journeys.
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I've put in more than 100 miles on the Treadwell 2 on roadways and bike paths throughout Lansing, Michigan, where I live.
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"It is too soon to attribute contributing factors or potential implications of any changes in deaths on our roadways," the agency said.
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Mr. Pratt said Toyota is already using images of simulated roadways to train neural networks, and this approach has yielded promising results.
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In separate cases in Kentucky, two men were found dead in cars that appeared to have been swept away from flooded roadways.
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Areas that had been roadways, driveways, and homes, are now unrecognizable due to the large amount of mud and debris flows. pic.twitter.
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Florence, faced with a litter problem, has implemented a fine for eating food on sidewalks and roadways in the city's historic center.
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In the meantime, the Port Authority plans to spend $1 billion on improvements to roadways and other infrastructure within the airport grounds.
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Monuments to long-dead soldiers — Serb or ethnic Albanian, depending on where you are — line the roadways, often adorned with fresh flowers.
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Roadways there are often narrow and, in some cases, can't handle heavy vehicles — a particular problem for Eastern Europe's many aging bridges.
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Abety's granddaugther asked him why "Dixie" was still on the name of the roadways considering its association with slavery, Moss told CNN.
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All you have to do is take a look at our roadways and highways, what's happened at our airports, it's an embarrassment.
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My executive order supports safe testing and operation of AVs on our public roadways and enables organizations developing AV equipment and technology.
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Bridges and roads: The federal formula for funding roadways, including bridges, is complex -- and few outside of the transport world understand it.
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Strong winds knocked down trees and branches on roadways and structures and tore down traffic lights and power lines, causing power outages.
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Nearly 100 people die each year in the U.S. by drowning during flood events, often by trying to drive through flooded roadways.
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Another concern is damage it may cause to roadways that may prevent crews from getting to airports, said American spokesman Ross Feinstein.
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In 2008, the city started the Summer Streets program, in which certain roadways were closed to car traffic during parts of weekends.
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Instead, rising temperatures weaken roadways, cause metal fatigue in bridges, and make the metal pipes that move water expand, crack, and leak.
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In Merced, it tests cars on roadways meant to simulate complicated real-world conditions, like roundabouts or driveways in a suburban development.
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Frugal Full-Time R.V.ers (12,899 members) offered tips on finding cheap pit stops along major roadways, and What's Wrong With My Plant?
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Irma hit Puerto Rico early on Thursday, buffeting its capital San Juan with rain and wind that scattered tree limbs across roadways.
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On a new episode of VICELAND's WEEDIQUETTE, Krishna Andavolu investigates what's happening on America's roadways now that more states are legalizing weed.
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The South Carolina Emergency Management Division warned motorists to drive carefully on bridges, overpasses and remote roadways, which could quickly freeze over.
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"Park visitors are asked to be aware of hazards, including potential wet and icy road conditions, rockfall, and debris in roadways," it said.
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The subway, promised for decades by a stream of city administrations, is considered key to taming traffic on Bogota's congested and chaotic roadways.
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"This time of year, it's common to get calls several times a week for alligators wandering into people's yards and roadways," he said.
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These include Tesla, which has already put into operation 33,441 Supercharger stations across North America, the vast majority of them along U.S. roadways.
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But it eventually plans to have charging stations that are no more than 70 miles apart along all major roadways in most states.
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The MIT-developed system operates in a scaled down model of a city block, complete with traditional roadways, buildings and mock green space.
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Officials worry people may try to drive through deep water, or get caught in flash floods on the roadways, if they venture out.
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The company will build temporary roadways to test self-driving cars as part of its expansion, as well as housing and park space.
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Indigenous leaders were against the plan from the start; when a formal vote against the project did nothing, they protested and blocked roadways.
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"Due to the current work stoppage in the port, no new trucks will be allowed to queue on port roadways," the alert said.
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Over the past two days, heavy rains in the central United States have caused floods that have covered roadways and forced multiple evacuations.
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Nowak lists 10 benefits trees provide to society: Heat reduction: Trees provide shade for homes, office buildings, parks and roadways, cooling surface temperatures.
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"This fire was whipped up into a whirlwind of activity, uprooting trees, moving vehicles, moving parts of roadways," Pimlott told a news briefing.
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Sweeping curves are then overlaid to suggest the intersecting roadways in the foreground while providing a subtle counterpoint to the dominantly vertical pattern.
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As self-driving cars and connected cars begin to fill the roadways, securing their operation is absolutely essential; there's no margin for error.
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And the raising of the streets is noticeable here, as people are now walking on roadways that are several feet higher than before.
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Toyota's new Prius plug-in hybrid might be eco-friendly, but apparently it's not safety-friendly — at least, not enough for American roadways.
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"Cure" depicts the chemicals striking like lightning, as if to shock the body or map it with bombed roadways, tracking a jagged terrain.
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The Obama administration is moving to overhaul the way it determines the fitness of truck and bus companies to operate on U.S. roadways.
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In Baltimore, about 600 people marched through the downtown Inner Harbor area, with some blocking roadways by sitting in the street, police said.
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And when autonomous vehicles platoon, they could squeeze more capacity and speed out of roadways, eroding some of the timesaving advantages of railways.
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A few joggers took advantage of the open roadways, and I passed a half dozen other people who, like me, were walking dogs.
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Researchers say that extra hour of sunshine saves lives on the roadways, reduces crime, increases leisure activity and may save a little electricity.
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The above video takes you on a virtual tour of these roadways (and you can read a list of common road types below).
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With the wintertime human population down to 2,300, close to 1,200 deer wander into roadways causing about a third of all vehicle accidents.
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Drivers in six other cities — Atlanta, Miami, Washington, Dallas, Boston, Chicago and Seattle — spent more than 2202 hours per year on congested roadways.
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Although the protests were focused on London, activists took to the streets around the world, including blocking roadways in Australia and New Zealand.
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Over 50,000 people died on U.S. roadways the year the bill was signed into law, according to Advocates for Highway and Auto Safety.
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Authorities reported hundreds of spinouts and collisions across the region as snow, sleet and freezing rain covered roadways across the region on Sunday.
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"Distracted driving or driver inattention is a major cause of many accidents on our public roadways," Sheriff Mike Nielsen said in a statement.
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At the checkpoints that lined the roadways, soldiers tried not to stand in groups, believing it would make them more of a target.
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More packages mean more delivery trucks double-parking on city streets, contributing to air pollution with their idling engines and jamming busy roadways.
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Three people died Saturday in Duplin County, North Carolina, because of flash flooding and "swift water on roadways," the sheriff's office there said.
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The food sellers, who peddled snacks like fish balls and egg waffles, have long flocked to the crowded roadways around Chinese New Year.
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While Addis Ababa is a cosmopolitan city, Asmara is smaller and slower; it's not uncommon to see goats herded down the main roadways.
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Authorities reported hundreds of spinouts and collisions across the region as snow, sleet and freezing rain covered roadways across the region on Sunday.
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Kempenich said he was spurred to act after Dakota Access Pipeline protesters last year moved to block public roadways, scaring some of his constituents.
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Whereas Harvey's five days of rain and Houston's massive urban sprawl rapidly choked its many roadways with floods, Miami will face a different beast.
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"If you're safe in your home, it's going to be a lot better for you there than venturing out on the roadways," he said.
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According to the National Economic Council, roughly 65 percent of America's major roadways fail to achieve a rating of good condition, let alone excellent.
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Investigators in New York were able to spot the car using license-plate readers, which are typically set up at major crossings and roadways.
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In addition to raising $2.2 million on Indiegogo, the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) has also kicked in $750,000 for Solar Roadways' development and testing.
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In Los Angeles on Thursday night, police arrested about 185 people, mostly for blocking roadways or being juveniles out past curfew, according to police.
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The hole is only one of 242.5,22 reported incidents of hurricane damage to Puerto Rico-owned roadways, with repair costs estimated at $225 million.
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But hey, anything that reduces the thousands of tons of salt poured on roadways per year would be a major breakthrough on its own.
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The 24-km (15-mile) metro, promised by city officials for decades, is considered key to taming traffic on Bogota's congested and chaotic roadways.
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French taxi unions have once again staged a nationwide strike, shutting down roadways across Paris in a protest against ride-hailing companies like Uber.
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Hyperloop One's vision is to have individual passenger pods enable door-to-door transportation that integrates with existing roadways, to provide completely autonomous mobility.
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These roadways have typically been frustrating to all manner of wireless communication, posing a problem for everything from AM radio to modern GPS navigation.
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The crumbling of our nation's roadways, bridges, tunnels, water systems and other infrastructure is at a critical stage and is threatening our economic competitiveness.
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Our most vulnerable Americans, including seniors, children and those living in low-income communities and in close proximity to roadways, are at greatest risk.
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The company is reinvesting money away from cars that once dominated America's roadways and putting it into technology it believes will power its future.
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Parts of major roadways became islands, including a stretch of interstate where hundreds of drivers had been stranded for over 24 hours, officials said.
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But international standards for these kinds of tests were developed decades ago, Lyman said, and don't take into account collisions on high-speed roadways.
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Throughout the city, motorists left cars parked on the raised median strips of roadways hoping the extra elevation would protect them from flood damage.
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Self-driving vehicles are often trumpeted as the answer to the millions of injuries and deaths that occur each year on the world's roadways.
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Many of the lines run east-west on the same roadways as cars, connecting commuters to a broader network of subway and bus lines.
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The seven-block park acts as a lid, covering the roadways and gorge with a network of boxy concrete planters, some overflowing with greenery.
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Mr. Vogt had learned the pitfalls of trying to adapt mainstream cars with expensive cameras, sensors and electronic equipment for use on public roadways.
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Crash investigations provide invaluable information for the city Department of Transportation, helping identify roadways in need of redesign or other safety measures, officials said.
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What was once a manufacturing hub has given way to an overflowing corridor of tourists and commuters cramming onto sidewalks, roadways and subway stations.
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Los Angeles, Seattle and Honolulu, among others, are all spending billions of dollars to expand public transit as a way to unsnarl their roadways.
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These bits of land next to roadways collect rainwater, which then percolates through soil and gathers in a drain, before heading out to sea.
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Final approval for the project, including public hearings and an application for rezoning the site and decommissioning the affected roadways, will require several months.
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New York, which has 215,214 miles of streets, once catered to cars by building a network of roadways that still cuts through the city.
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The Boone County Sheriff's Office feels strongly that those that cause death on our public roadways, because of driver inattention, should be held accountable.
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Some ride-hail drivers, he says, would circle around the gridlocked terminal roadways, hoping the high demand for rides would financially offset their wait.
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Such is the case at San Francisco International, which planned to remove 45 percent of ride-sharing cars from its terminal roadways in 2017.
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Many families attempted to flee the area but that task was made infinitely more challenging as most major roadways are flooded and deemed impassible.
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Last year, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) reported that 96 people a day, or 35,092 people, died in accidents on U.S. roadways.
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In the heart of the old city, craters littered intersections and roadways, marking the places where bombs pummeled the ground, dropped from coalition warplanes.
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Three years ago, protesters pushing for a more direct voice in nominating and electing the chief executive occupied major roadways for nearly three months.
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The problem, however, that many of these bike-sharing systems have come across is its bikes stacking up and congesting sidewalks and pedestrian roadways.
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With partially autonomous cars already on U.S. roadways, this could be the most dangerous time for drivers, the head of Duke University Robotics said Tuesday.
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Someday, robocars will dominate American roadways, each racing along just inches from its neighbors, safely under the control of a computer that never makes mistakes.
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That would be the lowest reading since the end of March, before truckers protesting high diesel prices blocked major roadways, plugging flows to major industries.
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The fundamental rule of traffic is that, as long as using roads is free, the number of cars will expand to fill the available roadways.
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"Our first responders remain vigilant and working around the clock by clearing roadways, tending to damaged infrastructure, and providing support for our displaced residents," Gov.
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Another concern the association raised was the safety of drivers who would stop on roadways and exit their vehicles in order to collect the animals.
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The idea, sanitation officials said, was to devise routes that would keep drivers, as much as possible, on roadways that they are assigned to plow.
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Now that the automaker has the go-ahead from the state, the operation will expand to include roadways around metro Detroit in the coming months.
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The mudslide also destroyed a school and several homes and roadways as well as a voting center ahead of Chile´s presidential election on Sunday.
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An unspecified number of "pioneers" were selected as the first customers, but the company plans to add more users and more roadways in the future.
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"The combination of storm surge and wave runup may cause significant coastal flooding and damage to coastal properties and infrastructure, including roadways," the NWS said.
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Last year, Russia launched an entire selfie safety campaign that warned of the most dangerous spots to take a selfie, including rooftops and busy roadways.
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All six of those killed since the storms began were found in vehicles caught on flooded roadways, the Harris County Institute of Forensic Sciences said.
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Heavy snow pounded the East Coast from Maine as far south as North Carolina on Thursday, taking out power lines, icing roadways and closing schools.
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"For the next few hours, we still expect the river to rise," said St. Joseph police Sergeant Casey Guyer, adding that some roadways were underwater.
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The St. Jo Frontier Casino, about 5 miles to the north, was already surrounded by water, and roadways along the river were submerged, officials said.
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At that meeting, the Council voted to ban the scooters from parks and the Hudson River waterfront, limiting their use to roadways and bike lanes.
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They were quick to describe personal vehicles as dockless, free-floating, unshared personal mobility devices that are perfectly acceptable eyesores that crowd already congesting roadways.
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The East Coast now has 7,508 miles of roadways threatened by high tide coastal flooding, and that problem will only get worse with climate change.
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We dodged residents driving golf carts on the narrow roadways — there are very few automobiles on Tangier — and hopped over a number of large puddles.
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Throughout the city, motorists left cars parked on the raised median strips of roadways in hopes the extra elevation would protect them from flood damage.
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First, there are now more horse-drawn buggies than ever on New York State's roadways, as Amish and Mennonite populations have surged across the state.
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Relentless rain and flooding brought mud and debris spilling onto roadways and neighborhoods in Montecito and Carpinteria, in Santa Barbara County, northwest of Los Angeles.
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The Red Rock Scenic Byway, the gateway to the region, offers the first dose of this otherworldliness in the rock formations that line the roadways.
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California in particular was developed with the idea that highways aren&apost just connectors of cities, but ways to bypass the congestion of surface roadways.
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The King County Metro transit service will continue offering abbreviated service through Tuesday, using routes on roadways that have been plowed and treated for snow.
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Valero Energy Corp reduced production at its 0003,000 bpd Port Arthur refinery because flooded roadways made it impossible to haul sulfur away from the plant.
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Indian pilgrims will pay Pakistan $20 to use the corridor, which includes roadways, an 800-metre bridge over the Ravi River and an immigration office.
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In New York, we got used to getting traffic tickets from cameras posted near schools and on roadways, a practice that has now been updated.
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Valero Energy Corp reduced production at its 0003,000 bpd Port Arthur refinery because flooded roadways made it impossible to haul sulfur away from the plant.
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In a report released Wednesday, the Council of Economic Advisers raised a number of concerns about relying on taxes to pay for the nation's roadways.
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We struggle instead with affordable housing, a creaking Metro system, overburdened roadways, and a consequent lack of upward mobility for the region's less skilled workers.
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Signaling and traffic monitoring: GrowingThe autobahn system in Austria relies on a connected roadways system developed by Cisco, which connects more than 6,000 traffic cameras and tens of thousands of sensors to help monitor traffic and road conditions, the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers notes in its own roundup on the ways in which the Internet of Things will unify roadways and traffic signals.
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The outbreak of severe thunderstorms that struck the heart of "Tornado Alley" on Tuesday sent legions of tornado chasers onto area roadways in search of tornadoes.
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Bracing for the threat of more fires Firefighters continued to put out flames and clear roadways blocked by trees and telephone poles on Tuesday, Miller said.
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The National Guard was sent out to help local police clear roadways, but it could be hours before all of the motorists are on their way.
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Fatalities on American roadways are on the rise and smartphones may be at least partially to blame, according to the National Highway Transportation Safety Administration (NHTSA).
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The three deaths were from separate incidents of flooded roadways: One occurred on Bowden Road, another on North Williams Road, and the third on Highway 111.
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Lebanese leaders are discussing a possible government reshuffle to defuse the unprecedented protests that have shut down banks, schools and roadways, government sources said on Wednesday.
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Lebanese leaders are discussing a possible government reshuffle to defuse the unprecedented protests that have shut down banks, schools and roadways, government sources said on Wednesday.
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DOT also announced up to $60 million in federal grant funding for projects that test the safe integration of automated driving systems onto the nation's roadways.
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Cameras and software help them detect and avoid obstacles as they roam sidewalks and roadways at a top speed of 10 miles (16 km) per hour.
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The Obama administration has already promised $3.9 billion for research and deployment efforts to bring self-driving technology safely to American roadways in the 2017 budget.
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Police closed roadways surrounding the refining complex, the company spokeswoman added, and the city's fire department briefly ordered residents to shelter in place out of precaution.
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Roadways, law enforcement, pollution, and lost lives all add up to a huge social cost from driving, one that completely dwarfs anything electric scooters can muster.
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Portions of I-25, I-70 and other roadways in Wyoming, Colorado and Nebraska were closed due to the combination of wind, snow and low visibility.
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Officials decided on the closure to allow crews to perform protective measures such as burning away brush along roadways without having to deal with tourist traffic.
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No major roadways connect Palmdale straight to Los Angeles, " says Haven Life "meaning residents must first circumvent the Angeles National Forest before navigating Los Angeles traffic.
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The city's size and ability to close down some of its roadways during the day has already made it ideal for hosting autonomous vehicle driving tests.
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The bill still leaves it to states to decide if self-driving cars can operate on their roadways, but it stops them from regulating their design.
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Landslides are common in mountainous Colombia, especially during rainy season and in areas where precarious informal housing and narrow roadways are constructed on deforested Andean hillsides.
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The Dena'ina Civic and Convention Center in Anchorage had been turned into a shelter for people who could not immediately return home due to damaged roadways.
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In the 1920's, traffic laws didn't exist, stoplights and road signs were uncommon except in cities and pedestrians were regularly killed in intersections and roadways.
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Google is part of a coalition — which includes Ford and Volvo — that supports swift passage of rules to allow for driverless cars on the nation's roadways.
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The running debris and floodwater can be powerful enough to destroy culverts, roadways and buildings, the weather service said, even reaching miles away from affected areas.
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Driverless cars are now being tested on roadways in Europe and the US (the latter has some regulations for driverless cars, but not about ethical choices).
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The White House defended the President's decision not to travel by car, saying such a trip would have required closures to Parisian roadways on short notice.
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The golf cart is particularly symbolic for Lesko, who introduced a law allowing golf carts to drive on the street shoulders of roadways, just like bicycles.
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The hearing was the second conducted by the federal agency as it tries to develop national guidelines for the use of autonomous cars on American roadways.
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"The force of the rushing water and debris can damage or destroy culverts, bridges, roadways and buildings even miles away from the burned area," it said.
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In some areas, at least an inch of ice could coat everything from tree limbs to roadways, downing power lines and causing surreal scenes of destruction.
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It wraps around the bays where trucks are cleared to serve the buildings of the trade center along a network of underground roadways and loading docks.
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Snow, meanwhile, closed a portion of Interstate 5 in the Grapevine and Lebec areas -- between Los Angeles and Bakersfield -- after vehicles began sliding across the roadways.
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Protected by 'compartmentalization' The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, which is part of the Department of Transportation, is responsible for keeping people safe on America's roadways.
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Chris Christie says his state has weathered the blizzard without major damage, and all major roadways and tunnels will be open in time for Monday's workday.
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Milkweed has been in rapid retreat, crowded by urban development, attacked along roadways, and driven from pastoral landscapes by herbicides that spare resistant corn and soybeans.
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It's a crazy sounding idea, but it does have some logic, especially as more companies, Uber and Lyft included, begin experimenting with driverless cars on roadways.
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In Asunción, over 2000,290 people still live in an assortment of plazas, roadways, and parks that extend along the coast above the floodplain in the capital.
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Ongoing improvements to the country's aging roadways, bridges and other public structures have helped real estate sales as well, especially in Montego Bay, Ms. Delapenha said.
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In France, the Wattway project will work with existing roadways and infrastructure and avoids one of the big concerns about large-scale wind or solar installations.
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His paintings of desolate backstreets, nondescript roadways and down-on-their-heels homes and storefronts in rural Maine turn out to be excellent spurs for narrative.
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Since Donald Trump's inauguration, legislators in nearly 20 states have proposed laws to curb protests, including bills that would immunize drivers who hit demonstrators blocking roadways.
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Dozen of companies are testing autonomous technologies on California roadways, but some are racking up lots of miles, while some are barely doing anything at all.
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The federal government has told self-driving companies to apply for exemptions to its vehicle standards in order to more quickly get innovative technologies onto roadways.
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"This is expected to result in significant beach erosion and overwash onto vulnerable coastal roadways today through Saturday as Lane makes its closest approach," Ige said.
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Sea walls that go unrepaired, and roadways and bridges that need replacement or repair mean I cannot count on escaping the waters if I need to.
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Mark Falzone is President of Scenic America, the only national nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving and enhancing the visual character of America's roadways, countryside and communities.
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In Jacksonville, North Carolina, city officials posted photos of toppled gas pumps and a downed trees early Friday, warning residents to take shelter and avoid roadways.
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Our nation's critical infrastructure, including our bridges, roadways, waterways, rail, energy infrastructure, electric grid and drilling equipment for energy production, all rely on U.S.-produced steel.
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Other studies have shown that people living near major roadways in congested cities have an increase in emergency room visits and mortality, among other health effects.
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In Michigan, where the extreme cold thwarted efforts to treat frozen roadways, emergency workers closed part of Interstate 675 on Thursday after a series of crashes.
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Ringed by Interstate 95, and in the shadow of the George Washington Bridge, Leonia sits next to some of the most congested roadways in the country.
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Up to 700 Canadian troops would be fanning out across the Maritimes to help restore electricity, clear roadways and evacuate residents in flooded areas, AP reports.
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Nearly 21 million Americans live in areas where community water systems fail to meet quality water standards, and some roadways are an imminent public safety hazard.
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During the three-hour survey, volunteers discovered homeless people living on benches, in parking garages, cars, doorways, alleys, bushes, parks, at bus stops, and beneath roadways.
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When he contacted the navigation apps, he was told the apps attempt to prevent congestion by distributing traffic on all public streets, even to quiet residential roadways.
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Indiana authorities said in a news release that last week&aposs operation was aimed in part at catching individuals using Indiana roadways to transport and distribute drugs.
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The proposal will also aim to streamline environmental reviews and it make it easier to build highways and other projects and allow for greater tolling on roadways.
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"Cell phones are not just pervading our roadways but pervading our sidewalks too," Maureen Vogel, a spokeswoman for the council, said in a phone interview on Friday.
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Some parts of the state could see as much as 30 inches of rain, which will likely cause flooding, wash away roadways, and necessitate rescues, he said.
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Satellite images show rows of flattened buildings, boats strewn along the land, and roadways buried in sand in the aftermath of Hurricane Michael in the Florida Panhandle.
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The bill will also aim to streamline environmental reviews and it make it easier to build highways and other projects and allow for greater tolling on roadways.
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This trial is significant in more ways than one: The area it covered spanned a fairly dense metropolitan area, flying over power lines, trains, roadways and more.
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Although there's still a long way to go before Solar Roadways become a go-to element of urban infrastructure, the company has had a few initial successes.
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"It really doesn't take all that much to become a problem on the roadways," Roth told NPR, noting that some cities will see temperatures in the 20s.
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In Oklahoma, flooding cut off all roadways into the town of Braggs in Muskogee County Tuesday — turning the town into an island, the New York Times noted.
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These are cross referenced to publicly available data like addresses held by the city and new construction of neighborhoods or roadways that comes from city planning departments.
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Kentucky's Republican-controlled legislature has passed a law pushed by the two delivery companies allowing them to operate the carts in neighborhoods and on slow-speed roadways.
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Every year on our nation's roadways, more than 35,000 people tragically lose their lives due to traffic accidents—a large number of them caused by distracted driving.
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Autonomous vehicles on our roadways and the data they provide could create environments where traffic lights become obsolete, and traffic itself becomes a thing of the past.
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With resolve to reverse such unacceptable results, the Department of Transportation committed in 2016 to the vision of eliminating fatalities and serious injuries on our nation's roadways.
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The majority of consumers surveyed by Kelley Blue Book said they believe our roadways would be safer and more efficient with the proliferation of self-driving cars.
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And while Google has tried to accelerate these deployments via something called "microtrenching" (machines that bury fiber an inch below roadways), broadband deployment remains a rough business.
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Federal policymakers ought to answer a simple question: should large commercial trucks fully cover their costs for using public roadways, or should taxpayers help foot the bill?
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Finally, there's the issue of fairness: Drivers don't bear the full cost of roadways, so why should mass transit riders bear the full cost of mass transit?
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Big rail is standing in the way of modernized trucking that will make the best use of our country's aging infrastructure and alleviate congestion on our roadways.
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Truckers also pay careful attention to their windshield wipers, which they wrap in long, colorful ribbons that blow in the wind as they rumble along the roadways.
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Our roads and bridges need rebuilding, but we also need to make our roadways compatible with electric cars, trucks and buses as they grow in market share.
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Widespread protests in 2014 saw thousands flood the streets and camp on major roadways, blocking traffic for months, to protest proposed changes to Hong Kong's electoral system.
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Where Hereditary was dark and dour, full of rainy nights and severed heads on roadways, the two-and-a-half-minute Midsommar trailer is bright and colorful.
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Prosecutors said Mr. Gloe was behind the wheel of a 2008 Toyota Scion and taking part in races on roadways near the Airport Plaza mall in Farmingdale.
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FEMA "had little information about the status of infrastructure" which "diminished situational awareness" in the first 72 hours after landfall, leaving hospitals, roadways and water infrastructure unaddressed.
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They learn the importance of shared roadways to make sure that both drivers and cyclists are aware of each other and know each other's rules, he said.
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Across parts of Nebraska, South Dakota and Iowa, rising water was threatening homes and covering farm fields, and the authorities warned people to stay off swamped roadways.
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Elon Musk took to Twitter early this morning to sketch out a new plan to disrupt traffic on American roadways by digging tunnels underground to circumvent congestion.
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Protesters made similar demands for open elections five years ago, when they occupied major roadways for almost three months in what is known as the Umbrella Movement.
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For a few senior party lawmakers, the fear is that these computer-driven vehicles aren't yet ready for major roadways or might be susceptible to cyber attacks.
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"We know that the water isn't going away," said Rhonda Haag, the sustainability director for Monroe County, which is preparing to elevate vulnerable roadways in the Keys.
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From pocket-size parks to plazas on reclaimed roadways to sidewalks dressed up with sleek benches and kiosks, the spaces make concrete-and-asphalt grids more inviting.
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As part of that push, Ford is developing software that will enable vehicles to communicate with one another and with sensors along roadways and in traffic lights.
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And major roadways have been cleared of debris, but many Puerto Ricans are still relying on FEMA for food and water delivered to neighborhoods by local governments.
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Brazilian newspaper O Estado de S.Paulo reported on Thursday that 22 states have heightened controls on roadways, including measures like traffic checks and limits on passenger vehicles.
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In Atlanta, the winds whipping through the leaves created a sound like an angry sea breaking on a shoreline, and trees crashed into residences and onto roadways.
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There was hardly anybody on the roadways at that point, so I went back to my friends' place on Saturday and rode out the night with them.
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The bill will also aim to streamline environmental reviews and it makes it easier to build highways and other projects and allow for greater tolling on roadways.
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The French Ministry of Health has recommended that young children, pregnant women and old people refrain from intense physical activity and avoid busy roadways during rush hours.
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The economy is now thriving, which can be seen in the skyline of cranes, as well as in the crowded roadways from Venice to downtown Los Angeles.
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Roadways: The National Weather Service warned drivers they could face slippery road conditions in the morning and evening commutes, as did the city's Office of Emergency Management.
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"Until every vehicle with potentially-lethal Takata airbags is recalled, our roadways will continue to be littered with these automotive IEDs and innocent people will die," Sens.
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"For those who have to travel, take extreme caution on the roadways as our crews work 'round the clock to clear the snow and ice," Cuomo said.
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Authorities conducted several dozen water rescues Thursday in McAllen of people afraid they wouldn&apost be able to leave their flooded subdivisions or trapped in vehicles on roadways.
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"Currently, testing of an autonomous vehicle without a driver and testing of an autonomous vehicle over 10,000 pounds is not allowed on California roadways," the DMV spokesperson said.
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For one thing, the buildup and maintenance of thick ice and snow cover is vital for establishing travel networks across a state that lacks roadways in most areas.
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In Indiana, a lawmaker proposed a bill that would require officials to direct police to clear protesters from roadways by "any means necessary," according to the Indianapolis Star.
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It's hard for residents to come near the canal, Reyes said, because the canal system is far away from roadways and surrounded by multiple fences on both sides.
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The critical streets correspond roughly to primary streets in the old classification, still used on the city's PlowNYC map; the sector streets include both secondary and tertiary roadways.
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Nearly 36,600 people died on US roadways last year, a decrease of 2.4 percent from 2017, according to recently released figures from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
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The cap applies on undivided roads, and replaces previous functionality that allowed them to exceed the posted limit by up to 5 mph on these kinds of roadways.
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The animals wandered into roadways, tore up golf courses and drank from swimming pools, said Inga Gibson, Hawaii state director for the Humane Society of the United States.
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For example, in the following pair of images, one can easily match up roadways and structures on Google Maps to how people are moving around Fort Benning, Georgia.
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Automakers are laying the groundwork for a future in which electric cars are omnipresent – and at least as common a sight on roadways as traditional gas-powered vehicles.
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The upfront cost of ripping up roadways and installing special concrete is likely to be enormous, but de-icing chemicals are hugely expensive in the long run themselves.
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Officials say Yosemite Valley isn&apost in imminent danger, but the closure is necessary to allow crews to perform protective measures such as burning away brush along roadways.
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"We are having multiple crashes resulting in the blocking of roadways and ramps causing traffic to come dangerously to a stop," the state police said in a statement.
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Separately, the Port Authority will invest $1 billion during construction and another $1.2 billion to fund related new improvement projects, including roadways and a garage to the west.
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The Boring Company hopes to reduce traffic congestion by transporting people in pods beneath roadways through tunnels with smaller diameters than traditional ones, at up to 160 mph.
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The army and national guard were mobilized to help clear water from critical facilities and roadways and the Kuwait Oil Company announced a state of emergency, KUNA reported.
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There is an oft-cited assertion that fully autonomous cars can only reach maximum benefit when they don't need to deal with human drivers on the same roadways.
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While advancements in vehicle technology have made today's automobiles safer, tragically, last year over 37,85033 lives were lost on America's roadways—that's more than 100 lives every day.
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Mr. Hamberger and the AAR's misrepresentation of this solution as part of the problem simply adds to gridlock in the halls of Congress and on the nation's roadways.
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To ease Hong Kong's housing crisis, a local architectural firm created micro homes in concrete water pipes that can be stacked under elevated roadways or between high rises.
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A record number of city sand trucks and New York Police Department blocker vehicles will be strategically lining roadways for the marathon, police Chief Carlos Gomez said Friday.
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TIANJIN, China — For nearly three years, a propaganda campaign closely associated with President Xi Jinping has blanketed roadways, construction sites, bus stops and rail stations across the country.
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For instance: Urmson's requests are consistent with Google's dogged claim that human drivers — and, by extension, partial self-driving cars — are more perilous for roadways than robot cars.
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The local Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Management urged residents on Thursday to stay indoors to allow workers to clear roadways of debris and downed power lines.
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The state allows for the driving and testing of autonomous vehicles on public roadways, but requires the operator to obtain a $150 permit to drive in the state.
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So companies like Waymo and Uber are beginning to rely on "machine learning" systems that can learn behavior by analyzing vast amounts of data describing the country's roadways.
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The Texas Department of Transportation, which has 1,200 people on the ground assisting in rescue efforts and repairing the state's storm-battered infrastructure, has closed 509 state roadways.
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Owners of one of the first hybrid cargo vessels ever built hope to develop a shipping route from Connecticut to Long Island, easing truck traffic on congested roadways.
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The deputy transport minister, Edoardo Rixi, said the options included a fine alone, removing Autostrade's control of the A10 or revoking the company's operation of all Italian roadways.
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But travelers should find it easier to get in and out of J.F.K. and to maneuver between the terminals, which are now connected by a tangle of roadways.
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Hundreds of DACA supporters had been expected to descend on Washington to push for action -- and 87 were arrested in demonstrations blocking entrances and roadways around Capitol Hill.
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As the evening began in the city's St. Pauli section, about 30 protesters blocked roadways near the main train station with cinder blocks and pieces of a fence.
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"However, in recent weeks, some violent protesters have blocked roadways, vandalized property and confronted police after the end of some processions," the government said in a written statement.
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"The roadways leading into the town along the river and across the river have been cut off by the rising floodwaters," Sonoma County Emergency Manager Chris Godley said.
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The last time the president was in London, tens of thousands of demonstrators closed many major roadways and a 20-foot "Trump baby" blimp flew over the crowds.
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Images published by state and semiofficial media showed the scale of the damage in images of burned gas stations and banks, torched vehicles and roadways littered with debris.
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Snow turning to sleet slickened roadways in the New York metropolitan area by the early afternoon and was blamed for a rash of fender benders and traffic jams.
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But even when those public-private projects are financially viable, they represent just a tiny fraction of the funding needed to maintain and upgrade existing roadways and bridges.
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Driving during the winter means facing all the standard roadway hazards, from distracted drivers to blind curves and damaged roadways, with the potential for adverse conditions added in.
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Of those accidents, 18% happen when snow or sleet is falling, 16% take place on roadways already covered with snow or slush, and 13% occur on icy pavement.
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"However, in recent weeks, some violent protesters have blocked roadways, vandalized property and confronted police after the end of some processions," the government said in a written statement.
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The first drenching rains of the season, an atmospheric river that came ashore this week, flooded roadways and snarled traffic in the San Francisco Bay Area on Thursday.
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California does allow for the driving and testing of autonomous vehicles on public roadways, but requires the operator to obtain a $150 permit to drive in the state.
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Self-driving cars are without a doubt the future on the roadways, but that does not mean human drivers can abandon all responsibility, car enthusiast Jay Leno said Tuesday.
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Though Southern cities like Charleston, South Carolina, and Savannah, Georgia, only got a few inches of snow and freezing rain, it quickly turned to a dangerous situation on roadways.
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Musk, who started digging a big hole on the SpaceX campus near Los Angeles earlier this year, proposes using these underground roadways as a new kind of highway system.
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This year, the Sanitation Department assumed responsibility for all streets in those neighborhoods, as well as about 50 miles of tertiary roadways in Brooklyn formerly handled by the company.
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For nearly 20 seconds the ground swayed violently, causing widespread panic as buildings and roadways crumbled under the seismic force, leaving 57 people dead and nearly 9,217 others injured.
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Truckers protesting high diesel prices blocked major roadways in late May, disrupting supply chains and knocking everything from retail sales and industrial output to services activity and consumer confidence.
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A 7.0 magnitude earthquake rocked Anchorage, Alaska, Friday morning, cracking buildings and roadways and sending residents running for cover in the strongest shaking to strike the city in decades.
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Tens of thousands of people were trapped as they frantically tried to outrun heat and flames as piles of abandoned cars and traffic clogged the four narrow roadways out.
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After the Uber fatality in Arizona, both the governor and the state are facing a $10 million claim for "fail[ing] to make roadways safe" by allowing AV testing.
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That could be just possible, although most of the evidence so far points against it – not least images that suggest the munitions landed on roadways and in open country.
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"CancerPOP reads cancer DNA, identifies misspellings in genes, creates protein traffic maps of the inside of cancer cells, and finds drugs that target those abnormal protein roadways," Cogle said.
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But Pelosi's Democrats and Trump's Republicans have taken vastly different approaches to rebuilding the nation's bridges, roadways, airports and other public works projects that also would spark job creation.
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So out she rolled at dawn in the wheelchair, scooting at 5 mph alongside Atlanta's busy roadways, from her near-downtown neighborhood and over an interstate to her job.
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If we see crowds as large as at the historic 2009 inauguration of President Obama, we are ready to park buses along roadways and if needed along (Route) 395.
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The Governors Highway Safety Association (GHSA) released a report Monday that found drowsy driving causes an average of 328,000 annual crashes, 85033,000 injuries and 6,400 deaths on U.S. roadways.
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Gatlinburg residents were unprepared for the fire's sudden advance, according to the National Park Service, resulting in videos and photos of evacuations taking place alongside roadways licked by embers.
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On Tuesday, the Port Authority said some terminal roadways could be congested and that it will close some parking lots in June and July as part of the project.
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Safety procedures require employees in the field to perform critical inspections to uncover potential hazards within assets like tracks, bridges, signaling equipment, roadways, signage, electrical systems and other areas.
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Alas, roadways are one of the greatest difficulties for urban amphibian populations, and a not particularly fast black salamander crossing black asphalt at night is an especially bad combination.
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"Even if the 'elevated bus' is deployed on ordinary urban roadways, it will need special groundwork, otherwise the roads will be crushed to smithereens before long," the newspaper said.
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They are planning to close some roadways to vehicles, mindful of the car attacks that killed a woman in Charlottesville and 13 in an attack in Barcelona on Thursday.
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Schlegelmilch and others say the government should take better advantage of the calm between storms, and provide incentives for local governments to prepare buildings and roadways for major events.
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The even-more-fundamental rule of road congestion might be this: as long as roads are free to use, traffic scales to fit (or rather, to congest) available roadways.
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President Trump will sign an executive order expanding the "Buy American" rules so infrastructure projects such as roadways, pipelines and broadband can be included in its provisions, reports CNBC.
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Last year, an average of 16 pedestrians — twice as many as were killed in the Tuesday attack — were mowed down daily on America's roadways, adding up to 6,000 deaths.
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Still, the deal has already resulted in more government checkpoints along major roadways leading from the border with Guatemala into the interior of the country, and more aggressive patrols.
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The Port Authority generally plays the role of landlord at Kennedy, keeping the runways and roadways cleared and leaving the terminal operators and the airlines to manage their operations.
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As an example, Hurricane Harvey in Texas last year ended up shutting down gasoline refineries, straining hospitals, clogging roadways and spreading toxins and pathogens as floodwaters swamped the city.
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Some community leaders and residents have criticized the city's expansion of the biking infrastructure, pointing to cyclists who disregard traffic rules, and bike lanes that clog already crowded roadways.
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Lead poisoning can cause a "lack of judgment when flying across roadways, the inability to take flight quickly resulting in being hit by cars, seizures and death," Shimp said.
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Prudhomme said the factors in picking Nuits-Saint-Georges included the local officials' enthusiasm, the town's accessibility to roadways, and the existing brand recognition from the local wine industry.
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For three decades, he has been documenting colossal mines, quarries, dams, roadways, factories, and trash piles—telling a story, frame by frame, of a planet reshaped by human ambition.
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For the first time in state history, we have a 10-year highway improvement plan that will rebuild and repair our roadways, putting hundreds of Rhode Islanders to work.
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While we must study each of these fatalities, we must not forget that every day on average in the United States, 85033 people lose their lives on our roadways.
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Flights have been canceled by the thousands, and rapidly dropping temperatures on Sunday in parts of the Northeast would freeze anything wet, creating "extremely dangerous" conditions on the roadways.
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The New York legislation included just a few loopholes, including one for drivers using the West Side Highway and Franklin D. Roosevelt Drive, roadways on each side of Manhattan.
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To test out the new system, researchers built a small model of a city block, with buildings, parking spots, roadways and landing pads, along with eight small drones with wheels.
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What Florida looks like now Water from the storm rushed through streets, making roadways look more like rivers, in parts of Jacksonville, Merritt Island, Fleming Island and other Florida communities.
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What Florida looks like now During the storm water rushed through streets, making roadways look more like rivers in parts of Jacksonville, Merritt Island, Fleming Island and other Florida communities.
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In recent months, Khatam ol-Anbia was awarded numerous large projects, including a railway between the northwestern Iranian cities of Tabriz and Orumieh, a titanium production plant and several roadways.
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Unlike efforts led by multilateral development banks, most of the BRI's transportation corridors are defined only at the national level and do not name or prioritize individual cities and roadways.
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The fiery pileup was one of dozens of crashes in the Baltimore-Washington area as freezing rain slowly accumulated into an icy sheet on roadways in the early morning darkness.
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Edwards explained Obama's motorcade would require many roadways to be shut down, putting an additional strain on law enforcement and first responders – who are still on search and rescue missions.
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The 21-foot crater was among thousands of sites damaged by a storm that exposed an already fragile infrastructure in Puerto Rico, decimating water, power and roadways all at once.
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While tests, such as the recently announced Waymo trials with families in Phoenix, may have already started, it will take a long time for AV tech to dominate our roadways.
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States and localities would have the flexibility to augment the fee to take into account the differences in vehicle types, vehicle occupancy and other variables to help manage their roadways.
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This overwhelming efficiency has led to a key component of smart roadways being China's premier business, with China becoming the manufacturer for roughly 70 percent of all solar panels today.
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Vehicles gingerly made their way through waterlogged roadways as residents sloshed through flooded streets -- navigating waist-high water in some areas -- after being sent home early from offices and schools.
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Meanwhile, law enforcement, fire services and EMS crews continue to respond based on the conditions of the roadways, the level of damage -- major, minor, and, in some cases, complete destruction.
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We rely on the safety of roadways to be able to deliver fresh produce to the grocery store or make sure that special dress arrives at the bridal store downtown.
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With Level 4 autonomy, drivers on thoroughly mapped roadways would theoretically be free to doze off, or do some work during the trip, rather than paying attention to the road.
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The Department attempted, Solomon-like, to balance its guidance between ensuring public safety and promoting the speedy development of driverless cars (called "Highly Automated Vehicles") for use on our roadways.
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Crews on Friday are allowing some hillsides to burn, to reduce fuel and make it harder for flames to jump roadways later in the day when the winds pick up.
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Today, on the orders of Arizona governor Doug Ducey, the Arizona Department of Transportation commanded Uber to suspend its testing of autonomous and highly automated vehicles on the state's roadways.
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Whether it be a person or a robot, we blindly trust these drivers to navigate the roadways, avoid accidents with pedestrians, and get us to our destination in one piece.
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Near-blizzard conditions consumed portions of the East Coast on Wednesday evening as snow piled up, roadways became clogged with crashed cars and hundreds of thousands of people lost power.
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Between 2005 and 2015, the province auctioned off over 15,000 square miles of terrain within caribou ranges to energy companies, which continue to build new well sites, pipelines, and roadways.
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The bottom line: Just like on roadways, Waymo must map out the parking lot, including details like the orientation of angled parking stalls for cues about the direction of traffic.
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The cities of Wuhan, Huanggang, Shiyan and Xiaogan have completely sealed off all residential complexes and communities, while the use of non-essential vehicles on local roadways is also banned.
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"Although roadways are beginning to reopen in the Jackson area, motorists should continue to check traffic conditions prior to traveling," Central Transportation Commissioner Willie Simmons said in a traffic update.
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Wheels States' voters approved $20203 billion in transportation spending last year, but the federal government needs to do more to fix the nation's ragged roadways, highway and engineering experts say.
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The National Weather Service said the storm could be the most severe in at least 10 years, causing rivers to breach, roadways to flood and burn areas to face mudslides.
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The water leaving the roadways, yards, and urban areas eventually drains into rivers, creeks and streams, so many of them will not crest until later in the week, Chinchar said.
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So it would be smart to establish connections between ponds where the pollution-resistant frogs are abundant and those they've yet to colonize—say, by digging narrow tunnels beneath roadways.
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Transit advocates have been angered by Mr. de Blasio's focus on ferries — and a possibly defunct streetcar proposal — instead of on more ambitious plans for subways, buses, bikes and roadways.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - An El Niño-strengthened storm brought widespread rain to drought-stricken California on Tuesday, triggering flooding that clogged roadways, and authorities warned residents about possible mud slides.
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The regulators warned, however, that advanced driver-assistance systems like the one in Tesla's cars could be relied on to react properly in only some situations that arise on roadways.
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Basic safety on the road Every year, more than 32,000 people are killed and 2 million more are injured in motor vehicle accidents on US roadways, according to the CDC.
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But the ferocious winds that accompanied Tuesday's weather toppled 17 steel electrical poles, local officials said, blocking roadways and turning off the lights at the resort and the surrounding area.
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With no employees around, visitors are just doing whatever the fuck they want, destroying wildlife and dropping deuces on the roadways and wreaking havoc that will take years to repair.
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By the most audacious estimates, American roadways are at least four years from truly driverless cars; more conservative researchers believe this Jetsons-like future lies as many as 18 years out.
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In fact, the protests blocking major roadways and nearly paralyzing key sectors of the economy for two weeks likely weighed on economic activity enough to offset the upward pressure on prices.
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The effects of high-tide flooding include disrupted traffic along East Coast roadways, degraded septic system functionality in South Florida and salted farmlands in coastal Delaware and Maryland, the NOAA said.
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More rain was expected to fall on Thursday in the Texas, Louisiana and Arkansas where as much as 8 inches (20 cm) fell on Tuesday and Wednesday, closing roadways and schools.
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Through test cases in India and Nigeria over the past couple of years, Maps engineers have used ML models to map out roadways and determine building outlines based on satellite imagery.
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He said he has seen local government workers come through the streets picking up trash and clearing roadways, and that friends in the neighborhood would help him if he had resources.
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These fees in states as diverse as Hawaii, Ohio, and Alabama are designed to guarantee that those contributing wear and tear on state roadways are helping to pay for their maintenance.
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Slippery conditions on roadways in central and western North Carolina and southwest Virginia were expected on Monday night as temperatures were forecast to drop below freezing, Daniel Petersen, NWS meteorologist, said.
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The Boring Company was founded as an experimental effort in alternative urban transportation, with Musk envisioning a series of underground roadways that ferry vehicles to and from destinations using electric tracks.
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Regrettably, clumping leads to crowding: the more people an area houses, the greater the competition for its scarce resources, from seats at a hot new restaurant to space on public roadways.
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California granted the Los Angeles-based electric vehicle startup official approval to begin testing autonomous cars on public roadways on June 17th, a Department of Motor Vehicles spokesperson confirmed to Reuters.
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High-profile acquisitions — like GM's purchase of Cruise Automation — and a string of public declarations by tech companies and automakers to bring self-driving cars to roadways have dominated the headlines.
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Holiday travel As millions of people take to the roads over the holiday weekend, snow and ice will make for dangerous driving conditions on the roadways, the National Weather Service warns.
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To clear roadways, they stuffed gunpowder into empty cigarette boxes and wrapped them with electrical wire, stringing them into chains and laying them out onto the streets before setting them off.
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New York's EV program is bringing in $250 million for 200 fast chargers on roadways and in cities, along with 400 public charging stations at parking lots, airports, and train stations.
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The American Society of Civil Engineers has estimated our nation's 10 year infrastructure spending deficit at $2 trillion, with thousands of bridges, roadways, and sewer systems in urgent need of repair.
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Once the deal closes, CMC will solidify a 50 percent share of the market for rebar, the reinforcing beams used in bridges, buildings, roadways, and nearly every structure built in America.
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Proposals include making the game inaccessible for a period after a certain driving speed is reached, disabling it near roadways and parking lots and offering safety warnings are all ideas proposed.
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As water mains break, roadways deteriorate and bridges crumble, businesses forgo trillions in sales, families lose an estimated $3,400 a year in disposable income, and our economy sacrifices millions of jobs.
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Yet they have become a chronic traffic concern as the population of Amish and Mennonites has surged across New York State, producing more horse-drawn buggies than ever on its roadways.
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The death of the pedestrian, Elaine Herzberg, was the first known fatal accident involving an autonomous vehicle, two years after Uber launched its first self-driving test vehicles on U.S. roadways.
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As officials watched waters recede late Thursday, tow truck drivers removed 903 of the vehicles that were in the roadways and waited to remove hundreds more, Police Chief Art Acevedo said.
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This, combined with the Uber revelations, should make us think deeply about what level of trust and transparency we should demand from the companies doing autonomous vehicle testing on our shared roadways.
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"There is a gradient of increased risk as you get closer to major roadways," said Ray Copes, chief of environmental and occupational health at Public Health Ontario, who co-led the study.
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Well before the blizzard of 2016 descended on New York, city officials had prepared a new blueprint to tackle the accumulating snow, creating new plow routes and a different hierarchy of roadways.
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Investment in American roadways then stalled badly after Congress failed multiple attempts to extend long-term funding for the Highway Trust Fund, which teetered on the brink of insolvency for two years.
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The State of New York has pledged $300 million to raise roadways, upgrade sewers and armor shorelines to help blunt wave action and reduce flooding on the south shore of Lake Ontario.
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"It is essential to engage the public and their elected representatives to shape an informed future of our roadways," Deborah A.P. Hersman, president and CEO of the National Safety Council said Monday.
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"One of the main roadways in front of Sandals (resort) has been blocked off by debris and fallen trees," Nassau resident Denzil Sirra told CNN, adding his house had not been damaged.
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Public Security Minister Raul Jungmann said at a Friday night news conference that there were over 13 blockades on roadways across Brazil, but that was half of those registered 24 hours before.
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Although frustrated Floridians are anxious to return home, officials are still enforcing an access ban in the Lower Keys as they evaluate the infrastructure, the roadways, health hazards and other safety measures.
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There's other potential benefits to eletrifying roadways: with the infrastructure for de-icing already in place, it would be much simpler to build roads that could charge electric cars as they drive.
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FOUR DEAD The floods killed four people in Nebraska and Iowa since last week, and officials warned the damage toll would rise as receding waters revealed more devastated roadways, bridges and homes.
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Why it matters: Blocked roadways and a lack of truck drivers have kept much of the food, water, medicine and other resources shipped to Puerto Rico at the Port of San Juan.
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The floods have killed four people in Nebraska and Iowa since the weekend, and officials warned the physical damage toll would rise as receding waters revealed more devastated roadways, bridges and homes.
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The floods have killed four people in Nebraska and Iowa since the weekend and officials warned the physical damage toll would rise as receding waters revealed more devastated roadways, bridges and homes.
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The plan also commits $364 million for electric vehicle chargers in up to 37,000 homes and 2,200 mixed-use buildings and for additional units in 150 fast-charging stations on public roadways.
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I dream of seeing my sons through the next milestones in their lives, but I also dream of living to see our California roadways sprinkled – or even saturated – with pink license plates.
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Negotiations between New Jersey Transit and its rail workers unions are heading into the final days before a weekend strike deadline, and the possibility of havoc on the region's already congested roadways.
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Uber says urban air transportation could reduce the "millions of hours" wasted on roadways every year and would be significantly cheaper than the cost of building and maintaining roads, bridges and tunnels.
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Abcam said it was "lamentable" that President Michel Temer had authorized Brazil's military to use force if needed to clear roadways, but that given the threat, it urged truckers to open highways.
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The most obvious answer is a better mass transit system -- to help people quickly flee without cluttering the roadways -- if only we would wake up to the benefits of such a system.
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The NHTSA letter explained that given its mandate of ensuring safety on U.S. roadways, it needed to ensure the Comma One is compliant with regulations before it can be offered for sale.
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Yet the American Transportation Research Institute found that congestion on our roadways costs 1.2 billion hours in lost productivity annually — the equivalent of 425,85033 truck drivers sitting idle for an entire year.
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But increasingly, thanks to recent improvements in computing power, autonomous carmakers are embracing complex algorithms that can learn tasks on their own, like identifying pedestrians on the roadways or predicting future events.
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Horses still have the right of way on roadways and there are more than 1,000 acres of protected land and more than 100 miles of bridle trails that wind through the area.
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"There's still lots of areas that we haven't been able to get to due to debris blocking roadways," said Mike Eliason, a public information officer for the Santa Barbara County Fire Department.
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Here, the land turned to liquid — as the power of the earthquake turned soil into rolling waves that swallowed houses and buckled roadways — rescuers are sure they will not find anyone alive.
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In the state Constitution, Article IX defines the powers of local government; it broadly allows local governments to pass laws relating to its property, its businesses, its roadways, and its transit facilities.
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The city has already added new porous asphalt that can retain more water and new coatings that can reflect heat across more than 50 miles of roadways, including the planned marathon route.
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However, we need to remember that on any given day, more than 100 people die on our roadways, and while these deaths do not make headline news, they are no less important.
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Farther afield, the group has blocked roadways in Australia, Germany, the Netherlands and New Zealand, and staged a "funeral march" from Battery Park to Washington Square Park in Manhattan, among other actions.
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Walsh said in a statement that the city's public works crews would pretreat roads Monday evening and would have 700 pieces of equipment on hand to clear roadways once the snow begins.
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According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), more than 85033,000 Americans died in traffic accidents last year—a seven percent increase in fatalities on our roadways from the previous year.
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There is no denying, Mr. Alonzo said, that the spread of roundabouts has given France's roadways an air of visual uniformity, creating traffic features that look similar no matter where you are.
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A lawmaker in Iowa, too, told the Des Moines Register of plans to propose a bill that would make it easier for law enforcement to push criminal charges on those who block roadways.
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Now, Seattle's builders are kitting out the empty concrete tunnel it left behind with stacked roadways, sprinklers, ventilation systems, and all the other bits you need to move people about below the surface.
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Traffic had ground to a dead halt in downtown Windsor by early Saturday afternoon, where lines for gas stations spilled into gridlocked roadways and radio stations blared orders to evacuate by 303 p.m.
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Investment in American roadways then stalled badly after Congress failed in multiple attempts to extend long-term funding for the Highway Trust Fund, which teetered on the brink of insolvency for two years.
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The state's highway system suffered hundreds of millions of dollars in damage, said Kyle Schneweis, director of the state Department of Transportation, with more than 200 miles of roadways needing repair or replacement.
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It would also redesign internal roadways to eliminate bottlenecks, centralize parking lots and revamp amenities, Cuomo said at a luncheon sponsored by the Association for a Better New York, a development industry group.
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Click here to view original GIFAutonomous vehicles are going to radically change how we get around, and as they become commonplace in our streets, we'll need to rethink how we design our roadways.
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Some of the criticism that could be levied at the company is whether or not their hybrid system will flood the streets with more cars and add more congestion to traffic- packed roadways.
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Throughout the city, motorists left cars parked on the raised median strips of roadways in hopes of giving their vehicles just enough extra elevation to keep them from being damaged by street flooding.
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The floods have killed four people in Nebraska and Iowa since the weekend, and officials warned the toll of physical damage would rise as receding waters revealed more devastated roadways, bridges and homes.
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Civil engineering professors Tripp Shealy at Virginia Tech and Leidy Klotz at Clemson University say flipping the defaults in design software for everything from buildings to roadways is a good place to start.
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Authorities closed roadways early Wednesday in several communities along the Des Moines and Mississippi rivers in the Midwest where intense rains have already fallen over the last few days, according to the NWS.
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Chuck Schumer authored an op-ed in Friday's New York Times in which he outlined a wildly ambitious and almost completely impractical plan to eliminate internal-combustion engines from America's roadways by 2040.
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Among those who are praying, blocking roadways, crying out on social media and negotiating with elected officials are a small but fervent few who are channeling the history of militant resistance in America.
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A rail shutdown also would have snarled area roadways for miles, created massive backups at bridges and tunnels into New York and overwhelmed other forms of public transportation such as buses and ferries.
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The moat itself is addressed by two artists: Duane Brant has added a long-running piece of reflective tape, the kind used on roadways, to indicate the street that once ran through it.
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Needless to say, these little fellas have pissed off a lot of people for a bunch of different reasons -- blocking walkways, riding in the middle of roadways, drunk scooter riders ... and so on.
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" (Sacramento Bee) "The shooting has prompted a series of protests, ... as activists that include members of Black Lives Matter Sacramento have shut down roadways and blocked people from entering Sacramento Kings [basketball] games.
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In one of the company's more ambitious patents, Amazon proposed a subterranean tunnel system to deliver orders through conveyor belts, rail or pneumatic tubes that would be able to bypass congestion on roadways.
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