Sentences with phrase «see truck traffic»

He'd also like to see truck traffic shifted from local streets to the Belt Parkway, where it's not currently permitted.

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Other sources of stress can be an influx of temporary workers, seeing industrial development in what used to be a rural area, heavy truck traffic and concerns about declining home prices.

I wanted to see what those truck drivers deal with in Beltway traffic and how we can safely share the road with them.

To alleviate traffic during Amtrak's repair work at Penn Station, the MTA is currently offering trucks half - priced fares at MTA crossings such as the Lincoln Tunnel and the George Washington Bridge between 10 p.m. and 5 a.m. Lhota said the agency has seen a 10 percent increase in truck volumes during those hours, a «clear indication that congestion pricing works.»

But when you drive through communities that are experiencing fracking, and you hear and see the wells and truck traffic, you talk to people living nearby, it highlights why no one should have to live near a fracking well,» said Hawkins.

«The truck traffic isn't nearly as bad as it used to be,» Soltau said, «while, at the same time, a huge amount of local opposition, as you tend to see on new road projects, cropped up.»

We see activists stopping trucks that are trafficking caged dogs on the highway saving thousands of dogs, dog farms with horrific living conditions, a research center using dogs to develop over 30 products including cosmetics, and a female activist single - handedly raising over 3200 dogs that she saved from a dog meat festival to only name a few.

It doesn't take more than 10 minutes on Oahu or Maui to see that traffic is thick with Tacomas in much the same way Priuses ply Southern California freeways, and it helps explain why Toyota shipped us all the way here to test its latest truck.

The Silverado's regular side - view mirrors have a diagonal cut at the inner corner that makes it difficult to see traffic in the truck's blind spot.

Night trips are more likely to run on time as the buses can pass slower trucks on blind corners as they rely on the fact that they will see the lights of any on coming traffic defiantly do not sit at the front if you get scared easily.

PS - Last 1st Friday, Santa Clara was filled with food trucks & closed to traffic - see our photo here.

The second and seemingly more direct cause of the accident was the truck driver's own negligence in failing to see the traffic jam quickly approaching.

Your Texas motorcycle accident attorney knows that most accidents involving drivers of cars or trucks and motorcycles occur because drivers just don't see or recognize motorcycles in traffic.

Drafting, or driving in a truck's rear no - zone for better fuel economy, is also a dangerous practice, as it prevents the driver of the smaller vehicle from seeing traffic around him or her, and it makes his or her vehicle completely invisible to the driver of the truck.

But let's face facts: if you're on a bicycle and you are hit by a car or truck because they couldn't see you, or any other reason, a traffic ticket will probably the least of your worries.

If you are driving in a multi-lane traffic and find yourself always being tailgated, you may drive in safe distance behind a truck so that the drivers approaching behind you will see the truck and will choose to go on the other lane before even going near your car.

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