Meanings of road tunnel in English

Laboratory tests, road tunnel and roadside experiments have been conducted to measure p-PAH emissions.

A road tunnel running through the area was also closed.

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Until 2009 its streets didn't have names and it was only reached by ferry or road tunnel.

Dix said road tunnel schemes, primarily designed for freight vehicles and deliveries, were an option TfL was considering.

A decision on whether a road tunnel will be built near the monument will be made later this year.

Piles of garbage were set on fire on Rocinha streets, and schools, businesses and a major road tunnel closed.

When it left your house, the car drove into a long road tunnel not a thousand kilometres from New York.

A few hours later, Princess Diana died in a car accident in the Pont de l'Alma road tunnel in Paris.

The BBC's Robert Hall spoke to some of those walking what is, the longest road tunnel under land in the UK.

Its projects include London's Royal Opera House, the Channel Tunnel, the Copenhagen Metro, the Suez Canal road tunnel and Toronto's Union Station.

Dozens of people had to be taken to hospital after being caught in a fire in a road tunnel in western Norway.

At least six people were killed when a bus and a car collided in a road tunnel in Switzerland today, police said.

Tourists continue to flock to the entrance of the Paris road tunnel where Princess Diana died in a high-speed car crash five years ago.

Concentrations of particulate matter, carbonaceous products, gaseous and particulate PAHs were measured during 2011-2012 in a road tunnel of Shanghai, China.

The £370m tunnel on the A3 is the longest under land road tunnel in Britain and is intended to ease congestion.