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ART The Desert City That Run Out Of Water
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- desert city drought resource management sustainability urban planning water supply
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VIDEO This Is How They Built The London Underground | Super Structures | Spark
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- architecture construction engineering history infrastructure london super structures transport underground urban planning
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Yellow lines on pavement to show pedestrians where to walk
Yellow lines are normally used to stop motorists parking on the road - but now they have been painted on a pavement in a town centre to show pedestrians where to walk. Two lines stretch for 100m (328ft) down a high street. Other yellow lines have been painted around trees, a post box and...- cybercore
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- community reaction guidelines health and safety pavement pedestrians road markings safety urban planning yellow lines
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Roundabout Idol to find the Matt Cardle of traffic islands
Britain's first so-called Roundabout Idol has been launched, with the aim of finding the Matt Cardle equivalent of the UK's favourite traffic island. Motorists are being invited to send in pictures of their best and most hated roundabouts in a bid to help car leasing service...- cybercore
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Divided pavements on Oxford Street would put the tourists into slow lanes !- "Crazy comes to mind !"
Oxford Street's heaving pavements could soon be turned into pedestrian "dual-carriageways" to allow office workers and residents to overtake dawdling tourists. Plans are being drawn up for the pavements to be divided into two, with a "slow lane" next to the shops separated by a line from a "fast...- whoosh
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- accessibility bicycle use community input crossrail dual carriageway enforcement fast lane living streets local opinions oxford street pedestrian pedestrianisation public safety shopping district slow lane tourism traffic flow traffic management urban planning west end
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