Sentences with phrase «busy motorway»
The phrase "busy motorway" refers to a highway or road that has a lot of traffic, with many cars and vehicles moving quickly and closely together. Full definition
According to the BBC, president Edmund King said: «We all want to promote fuel efficiency and reduce congestion but we are not yet convinced that lorry platooning on UK motorways is the way to go about it... We have some of the busiest motorways in Europe with many more exits and entries.
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The study findings also suggest that we should avoid multi-tasking when we are reading or listening to an important message: «For example, talking to someone on the phone while driving on a busy motorway or in town, or doing some homework while listening to the newsmight lead to more shallow processing,» said Professor Leuthold.
Perhaps most impressive is the 63's dual personality; find yourself on a busy motorway and the GLC will settle into a hushed cruise.
Because scores of people were able (without sanction) to sit in the middle lane on the M4, leaving the inner lane deserted, turning a busy motorway into a grid locked dual carriageway!
In the event of an emergency stop — on a busy motorway, say — it activates the car's hazard lights along with the brake lights to warn following vehicles.
The horse in time after time (2003) stands beside a busy motorway as headlights from passing cars draw perilously nearer.
To explain further: if you try to run blindfold across a busy motorway, it's very likely you will be run over and seriously injured or killed.
The comfort of the even, ambient temperature and the silence of an airtight house close to a busy motorway is hard to describe.
The country's busiest motorway, the M50, was closed for a time while the N7 Dublin to Limerick road became impassible in both directions near Castlewarden.