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Once we hit the roads, it became immediately obvious why.

Some 250 of the four-seat vehicles hit the roads of the French capital on Monday.

More than 200 Altos have hit the roads.

In the last two years, the first of the nuclear reaction mass engines had hit the roads.

Ford is using these smaller devices on its driverless cars, which will hit the roads later this year.

As kiwis hit the roads this summer, the police say they'll be targeting seatbelts, drink driving and speed.

Fifty e6 cabs, made by the Warren Buffett-backed automaker, hit the roads in the city three months later.

Women in Saudi Arabia hit the roads on Sunday, ushering in the end of the world's last ban on female drivers.

Demand is growing at 6 percent per year as 700,000 new cars hit the roads each year.

In the week he cruised slow and easy, but on Friday nights, when drinkers hit the roads, the dispatcher's voice crackled with possibility.

Hundreds of thousands of commuters hit the roads at the same time to get home from work and pick up their children from school.

The latest generation, those that will hit the roads this year, combines four-by-four drive and limited offroad capabilities with the handling of a passenger car.

Uber executives are watching to see how the cars handle these challenges before saying when fully driverless vehicles will be ready to hit the roads.

Now for some motoring advice for holidaymakers hitting the roads for their Christmas escape this morning.

Which means, until everyone gets the message, teams like Mr Vautier's will be hitting the roads for the foreseeable future.

The trial consists of 120 vehicles that will be hitting the roads of the Frankfurt Rhine-Main region until the end of the year.