Sentence examples for motorways' from high-quality English sources.

• The transport and regions department has set up a “marine motorways” study group.

• The transport secretary, Grant Shapps, published a smart motorways action plan in March 2020.

• Hundreds of miles of motorways are being made 'smart' - turning a hard shoulder into a live lane.

• Passenger trains and motorways link Bremen with Germany’s major cities, and an airport offers domestic and international service.

• In addition, there are now new systems requiring truckers to input trade data to access Kent's motorways.

• Nicholas Chapman, representing the firm, told the hearing there was “no policy for the constant monitoring of motorways”.

• India’s Supreme Court banned the sale of alcohol within 500 metres of motorways, a shock to the country’s hospitality industry.

• On tonight's episode, the subjects are the life of Ernest Rutherford, the Hitchcock films of Cary Grant, the motorways of England and the Poldark novels.

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• Scotland’s road and bridge network has improved considerably, as some main routes have been upgraded to motorways and many single-lane roads in the Highlands have been widened.

• * SIR – Charlemagne (February 15th) asserted that the Swiss vote on immigration quotas was not “about the poor, distant immigrants but about rich neighbours driving up house prices and clogging the motorways.”

• The latest Department for Transport statistics show that the only roads where traffic increased in 2013 were motorways, where a new wave of widening and “managed motorway” schemes were coincidentally completed.

• Mr Hammond will say in his budget speech that a £28.8bn fund will be dedicated to strategically important roads such as motorways and major local routes, for improvements, upgrades and easing congestion under the plan, which covers 2020-25.

• But Musk's company claims it can bore tunnels for much less, in part because the underground motorways will be designed for EVs and built using electric tunneling equipment, so they won't need the same rigorous and costly venting as other tunnels.

• “We support road improvements to remove pinch points and improve motorway capacity but not if it compromises road safety,” said Edmund King, the AA president, which has been campaigning for laybys or emergency refuge areas (ERAs) on smart motorways.

• Announcing the plan to improve smart motorway safety, Transport Secretary Grant Shapps said he had been "greatly concerned by a number of deaths on smart motorways, and moved by the accounts of families who've lost loved ones in these tragic incidents".

• For motorways and trunk roads, Highways England says there is "an overarching requirement to make safe any defect", but "as a minimum requirement" potholes greater than 150mm (5.9 ins) in diameter or 40mm (1.6 ins) deep "must be repaired within 24 hours".

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• By 2021, according to various Silicon Valley luminaries, bandwagoning politicians and leading cab firms in recent years, self-driving cars would have long been crossing the US, started filing along Britain’s motorways and be all set to provide robotaxis in London.

• Referring to a review of smart motorways, she said: "An agenda genuinely concerned with avoiding future deaths is not served by a pretend review... that wouldn't have saved any of 40-plus people killed by smart motorways, or by jailing the wrong person.

• They also feared that new housing, motorways and offshore renewables developments may ignore the impact on wildlife, while government departments responsible for UK aid could invest in overseas intensive farming systems banned in Britain because of poor welfare standards.

• Talking to BBC Look North Yorkshire after publishing the letter on Sunday, Dr Billings said: "The Department for Transport and Highways England have argued all along that these sorts of motorways are actually safe, they even go as far as to say they are safer than ordinary motorways, now I think that whatever formula they are using to come to that conclusion is wrong.