Sentences with phrase «interstate traffic»

Finch believes if the DOT chooses to spill interstate traffic onto Syracuse city streets, a lot of trucks will avoid that and cut through the area using routes such 38A or 41.

Miner and other local politicians have frequently expressed frustration after New York state Gov. Andrew Cuomo in January announced the New York State Department of Transportation would be hiring an independent consultant to analyze previously dismissed tunnel options that could redirect interstate traffic underneath Syracuse.

Acceleration: With one person on board and the air conditioner on, the car accelerated quickly enough to compete with interstate traffic moving at fairly legal speeds.

This freeway carries loads of interstate traffic, potentially driving up the local accident rate that Missouri auto insurers use to calculate their premiums.

Local communities and small businesses across New York State depend on revenue from interstate traffic.

The grid would redirect interstate traffic around Syracuse on Interstate 481 and replace the viaduct with a street - level roadway, similar to Erie Boulevard.

Interstate traffic frequently cuts me off or tries to blow by me as if to say my smart is insufficient.

Also in the back of your head is the understanding that mashing the accelerator to keep with the flow of bustling interstate traffic will also cut into your combined fuel economy figures.

Climate - change research has helped communities take steps now to prevent disasters in vulnerable coastal regions from being even worse: for example, removing large buildings that could topple during a storm surge or light poles that could block interstate traffic, one of the post-Katrina lessons learned in New Orleans.

All this in - state and interstate traffic makes it essential to have an excellent Rhode Island car insurance policy in place.

Acceleration: The horsepower is sufficient to keep up this 3,200 - pound truck easily with interstate traffic, provided you make full use of its five gears.

(4) Local distribution and possession of controlled substances contribute to swelling the interstate traffic in such substances.

Interstate traffic is being diverted onto secondary roads.

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations, contained in the Code of Federal Regulations, applies to all vehicles engaged in interstate traffic, has specific provisions governing hours of service for drivers (see 49 C.F.R. § 395 for more information).

Alternatively, you could drive mainly in a rural area and rarely get onto an interstate traffic jam.

For example, if you are always in interstate traffic your chances of an accident are higher than that of someone who stays to the rural roadways.