Значения термина urban road на английском

It merges into the urban road system of the Northern Territory's capital, Darwin, without fanfare.

In this respect the council viewed the Killincarrig to Delgany road as an urban road.

This includes urban road pricing or congestion charging, first pioneered by Singapore in the 1970s.

Nearly everything about urban road design is currently done to minimise the risk of humans making bad decisions.

The other downside was that there was too much of a thud to the wheels over relatively small urban road crevices.

The film is an urban road movie, set largely within a white stretch limo driving from east to west across midtown Manhattan.

There are many moderately active people who still don't feel confident enough to take their chances on a bicycle on a busy urban road network.

Market street is one of the most entertaining main-traveled urban roads in the world.

Road crews continue to clear roads, although a number of rural and urban roads remain closed.

Every week in the Colombian capital, over 75 miles of urban roads are shut to vehicles.

OECD economist David Carey, who wrote the report, said more motorways and some urban roads should be tolled.

Signs were seen hanging off shop fronts, sheet metal roofs peeled off and debris was strewn across urban roads.

All urban roads are open.

By 2020, cars from Nissan (and other manufacturers) should be capable of driving on urban roads and intersections.

Senior economist responsible for the report David Carey told Morning Report more motorways as well as urban roads should be tolled.

Provincial mayors are demanding more funding for their state highways after a report showing rural roads languishing behind urban roads when it comes to safety.