It takes three hours by train and four by road.
The road was filled with earth and stone by road builders, but it was still bumpy and rugged.
The new law has been widely welcomed by road safety agencies.
One of the oldest colonial towns in Central America, Granada is accessible by road from Managua.
Now only 2% of freight between Turkey and western Europe is carried by rail. Some 22% goes by road and 75% by ship.
Attempts to shift the oil by road and rail have made only a small dent in rising inventories.
Overland transportation, by road or by rail, and applying particularly to transportation from origin depot to port of shipment or from port of arrival to destination depot.
TOOTHLESS and turbaned, the porters who loiter at Wagah, on the Indian side of the only border crossing by road with Pakistan, are a frustrated lot.
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Many car accidents are caused by road hogs.
Because of the new technology and technology used by road builders, the quality of road construction has been improved by leaps and bounds.
The greening and water and soil conservation within the land used by roads should be undertaken by road management enterprises.
The mean injury severity score was highest for near drowning or drowning (11), followed closely by road traffic injuries (10).
By utilizing modal synthesis technique and theory of elastic mechanics, the formation mechanism and simulation method of vehicle body dynamic stress caused by road unevenness are studied.
Union Taiyuan's path actual makes the reasonable maintenance method by road surface each kind of plant disease and the use function.
Stones were ground down by road roller
It would be better to transport the goods by rail rather than by road.
Regulation of freight rates by the Interstate Commerce Commission was removed for most cargoes, provided they could go by road.
The traffic and transportation mode in the transportation corridor is dominated by water transportation in modern times and by road transportation in the near future.
By the end of 2000, 95.5 percent of the administrative villages in the poverty-stricken areas had electricity, 89 percent were accessible by road, 69 percent had postal service, and 67.7 percent could be reached by telephone.
It is quicker to go by rail than by road.
The station is five miles away by road but only three as the crow flies.
Number of people or amount of goods moved from one place to another by road, rail, sea or air
The most attracting tourists are wild rhesus monkeys on the mountain, who are in crowds and often eat food by road.
We would prefer to have goods carried by road and not by railway.
Uh-huh, I presume you'll be sending the goods by road to Dock No.1 at Huangpu Harbor. Right?
Article 49 The axle-load mass of vehicles running on roads should conform to the technical standards as set by road engineering requirements.
It's quickest to walk across the field going round by road takes much longer.
Miller Argent is now applying for permission to move a relatively small amount of coal by road rather than rail, though some residents have objected because they don't want more lorries on the road.
Vibration response signals of vehicle are processed with wavelet analysis to reduce noise efficiently, and road surface roughness is analyzed by road response spectrum.
The power station is serviced by road transport.
the conveyance of goods by road
Sight distance estimation model affected by road landscape of crooked highway in mountain area
The "road transport vehicles for dangerous goods" (hereinafter referred to as special vehicles) as mentioned in these Provisions refer to the motor vehicles that carry dangerous goods by road.
I mean the links from London to many other cities around the country including Sheffield are very good, both by road but also by rail.
