two-lanes

And second of all, we were all crammed into two lanes, so I always had somebody on my tail trying to get around me.

In the closed city, four avenues, eight side streets and seventy-two lanes interweave with one another.

Moving across the first two lanes, the car shot across the two southbound lanes without receiving a scratch.

In the book store pool there are two lanes that characterize the different organizational units within the book store.

Highways are wide roads, often divided in the middle by a low fence, with two lanes going in each direction.

The cycle lanes comprise two steel channels, which the bike wheel will neatly sit within, allowing two lanes of traffic.

The reason we had to use two lanes was because swim practice was at the same time as the Water Jazz class.

The interstates have two lanes of traffic in each direction except in the metropolitan areas where they have three.

Two lanes will be provided for traffic coming from the N7 and heading for the city and the Luas depot.

The accident has blocked two lanes of traffic on the freeway.

The genie paused, and then sighed, "Did you want two lanes or four? "

having two lanes for traffic in each direction.

Most of the tunnels have one tube with two lanes, but some tunnels have an extra lane when the gradient is more than 6 %.

three to two lanes tool.

To this the genie responds, "Would you like that highway to have two lanes or four? "

The stretch, which went from being a two-lanes in 2006 to four lanes last year, saw 48 deaths in May alone, according to Mr.

Wave properties of a traffic flow model for freeways with two lanes

The Influence of Decreasing Toll on Cost Evolution of Traffic System with Two Lanes