Significados de highway junction em inglês

The ramp up in development increases Post's business risk in our view.

I certainly don't think we should ramp up the number of inspections.

Mr Niedenthal said mosquito prevention needs to ramp up again in Majuro.

Ahead is a wide concrete ramp leading down to the loading area.

OPEC officials have rejected calls from consumer nations to ramp up production.

The white motorway ramps curved along the seafront like stone rivers lifted into the centre of the city.

Hurling himself under the highway ramp and dying amid the quiet scuffling of the small night animals.

There was a niggling question of why Vaksberg's driver had ignored construction barriers to park on an unfinished highway ramp.

The NTSB said Huang had reported issues on prior trips with Autopilot steering the wheel toward an area between a highway ramp and the lane.

Many arterial streets and highway ramps remained blocked Thursday afternoon, and police recommended that people limit travel, if possible, during the evening commute.

He stood at the corner where the Westside Highway ramp elevated and watched the blip on the digital map as he turned in a circle.

A truck drives up the freeway ramp, accelerates, and joins the traffic above.

A rally in San Francisco also briefly blocked a freeway ramp, according to local media.

The helicopter crashed in wood near a freeway ramp.

There's the freeway ramp.

I flattened the motorway junction and let the warm, gently-lapping Mediterranean wash away all trace of it.

Work on upgrading a motorway junction on the M9, on the approach to the Forth Bridge, has been completed ahead of schedule.

Urban buses on their way out of town, he proposes, keep travelling to the nearest motorway junction, where they meet the coaches.

One castle looked like a heap of rusting pétanque balls; another was an intricately sculpted motorway junction, obviously the work of a weekending French engineer.

These include Auckland's central motorway junctions and the state highways in Hamilton.