Squads of riot police closed off access roads with walls of transparent panels.
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All along the access roads to Fátima, pilgrims set up makeshift camp sites.
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They clash over control of key access roads and resources from diamond and gold mines.
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It's true along the access roads and freeway underpasses of the Bay Area, as well.
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Supplied via narrow access roads, the rebels hold the east and the regime the west.
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Tesla says Autopilot is designed primarily to work on limited-access roads such as expressways.
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It's all very rural here, so each neighborhood has only one or two access roads.
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Tesla says that Autopilot is intended for use only on highways and limited-access roads.
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Dozens of passengers walked back down access roads with their luggage, trying to hail cabs.
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The government ceased to keep access roads clear and began burning trash to clear it.
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Burial spots cover nearly every acre of the cemetery, separated only by access roads and walkways.
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For example, the Autosteer function is only intended for use on highways and limited-access roads.
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"Power can be unpredictable and local rainfall has often flooded access roads to the construction site."
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Local authorities tend to close mountain access roads in the days before the Tour passes through.
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State police said it's important to keep streets clear so Department of Transportation workers can access roads.
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The area is recovering from an earthquake that ripped up access roads in 2016, harming that season's crop.
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The FBI and state and federal authorities have clamped down on access roads to prevent anyone from returning.
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The fire has been burning in steep, rugged terrain with little to no access roads, posing challenges for firefighters.
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The program will essentially replace the current airport in phases, and redesign access roads and transit within the property.
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After the car crashed through the second security point on the access roads, officers opened fire on the Jeep.
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Tribal leaders say the border could be best protected with high-powered surveillance cameras, better access roads and more personnel.
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Forest access roads are blocked in order to slow the logging of old growth trees on the island of Tasmania.
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So in big new planned cities, like Modiin, one-lane access roads are overwhelmed as soon as families move in.
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Lagos Island in particular is known for its poor urban planning, narrow access roads and lack of public water supply.
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Access roads to the Queens-Midtown Tunnel and the Queensboro Bridge cut crowded, noisy swaths through some parts of the neighborhood.
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"Heavy equipment can't come in because the access roads were affected by the landslide," said Helder Sikwan, 25, a trainee policeman.
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Officials have said access roads are clogged with traders who block emergency response services, while critics say those services are poor.
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The National Forest Road System, a network of critical emergency access roads, has lost 21.7 percent of its budget since 22013.
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The airport has in recent weeks seen the blocking of access roads, street fires and vandalism of a nearby subway station.
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I've confidently driven this Volvo on unimproved access roads at speeds that would scare most passengers (purely for research, mind you).
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They have land rights covering access roads and the port site, among other areas, though crucially not the mine site itself.
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I have witnessed ambulances unable to access roads because of the volume of traffic and cars not pulled completely to the side.
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Mr. Assad's army and its Russian allies closed the last access roads to the rebel-held eastern sector of Aleppo in July.
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Wilmington, on the coast, was effectively cut off, with access roads flooded and the authorities asking people who had evacuated not to return yet.
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"The cyclone caused infrastructure damage across our entire Pilbara network, including impact to access roads, electrical and communications infrastructure and accommodation," the company said.
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Housing and access roads have already been constructed at Mertarvik, and development of the new town will continue as the Newtok community resettles there.
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Over the summer, protesters clashed with the police when they tried to block access roads to the sites where the helipads were being built.
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Madrid's city administration in November unveiled new measures at combating pollution, from limiting private traffic in the center to tightening speed limits on access roads.
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Protestors have all the access roads to Mauna Kea, a dormant volcano, blocked in order to prevent the construction of the Thirty Meter Telescope (TMT).
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The company&aposs president says employees have had security incidents on access roads leading to the mine in Chihuahua state, a region plagued by drug cartels.
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Temperatures have dropped sharply and rain is turning access roads that the Iraqi military has been using to get around recaptured districts into fields of mud.
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With no access roads near the tracks, it was difficult for search-and-rescue teams to get vehicles through the olive grove to the crash site.
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The Americans converted the village boys school into a command center, mined access roads and turned the belfry of Graignes' 12th century church into an observation post.
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The "Fiorita" natural flower show coincides with the area's famous lentil crop, which was sown later than usual this year after the quakes ripped up access roads.
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Soldiers patrol the streets of the small ski-orientated town and security checks are carried out on personnel, vehicle and bags on access roads into the area.
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A Republican congressional aide said Democrats may agree to some aspects of the border wall, including new surveillance equipment and access roads, estimated to cost around $380 million.
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Their quiet community among the trees, once home to 600 families, has been bulldozed to make way for a parking lot and access roads to the Olympic park.
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The deadly Ferguson Fire is burning on the western edge of Yosemite National Park, shutting down one of the access roads during the height of the tourist season.
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Surveying, soil testing and design work has begun, including on an airstrip, mining camp, access roads and the rail link, said Ron Watson, a spokesman for Adani Australia.
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With much of the area inundated and normal access roads blocked, rescuers around the region resorted to some creative vessels to ferry stranded commuters across the flooded streets.
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One Border Patrol official said the agency would like troops to take on jobs such as flying aerial missions, monitoring surveillance feeds, maintaining vehicles and building access roads.
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"The Ferguson Fire is burning in steep, rugged terrain with little to no access roads," said Scott McLean, a spokesman for the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection.
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Dumas Rescue is working to rescue them, but the rain-saturated ground is making the rescue operation on the old mining access roads treacherous, even impassible, she said. Sgt.
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In return, Flake's bill would deliver $1.6 billion for border security, build more border access roads and beef up interior enforcement in the United States, which may rankle Democrats.
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In Davos, where authorities have evacuated two dozen people from homes most at risk, access roads were still open as crews used controlled explosions to reduce the chance of slides.
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Smart journey planning and navigation systems should make better use of available road capacity, such as identifying alternative routes – but at the expense of migrating through traffic to local access roads.
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Construction along the Mountain Valley path is currently underway, and according to the lawsuit it will ruin businesses, take over access roads and come within a few dozen feet of houses.
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First, they need to obtain permits to expand the track, build new access roads and construct extra stands to accommodate the expected 200,000 spectators, the province of North-Holland told Reuters.
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First, they need to obtain permits to expand the track, build new access roads and construct extra stands to accommodate the expected 200,000 spectators, the province of North-Holland told Reuters.
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The mission to save the child has triggered an outpouring of public support as rescuers struggle with the challenge of bringing heavy equipment up steep access roads and reaching the toddler safely.
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Tolano said the section's 650 members plan to block access roads to the Buenavista del Cobre mine, located some 40 kilometers (25 miles) south of the Arizona border in Sonora state, on Dec.
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Much of Castelluccio was destroyed by especially powerful quakes in August and October, which lowered the land in the area by up to 5603 cm (28 inches) and ripped up many access roads.
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He said the additional technology, such as sensors that can penetrate dense foliage, was needed because Border Patrol agents could not reach many places along the river where there were no access roads.
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"The damage ... includes track washouts and scouring, 16 damaged rail bridges, damage to track formations, and many locations where access roads, culverts and drainage have also been damaged or washed away," he said.
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Dozens of people were also injured, as drivers tried to get around stoppages, after protestors in a grassroots protest movement dubbed the "yellow vests" took to motorway sliproads, tunnel entrances or airport access roads.
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The Federal Aviation Administration has jurisdiction over airport safety, which includes access roads — and those are eligible for funding as long as they meet all access road requirements, the agency said in a statement.
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Until recently, the valley interior and the mountains above were difficult to reach because the narrow, winding access roads were not designed for modern cars, but the last decade has seen major road improvements.
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The projects range from building training and ammunition storage facilities to fixing access roads to construction on a middle school in Fort Campbell, Kentucky, along with a subway station entrance facility at the Pentagon.
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The high death toll has prompted criticism of the government over the absence of access roads, warning systems and other civil protection measures in residential areas surrounded by forest and at high risk of wildfires.
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The smaller bottles from Rishikesh, which is easier to access, sell for 15 rupees, or 22 cents; those from Gangotri, where access roads have been blocked by monsoon rains, cost 25 rupees, or 37 cents.
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The department already has sweeping authority exempting it from a wide range of federal regulations that would otherwise limit its ability to build border fencing and access roads, or add sensors and cameras on land.
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It would also appropriate money for drug screening, border access roads and personnel and authorize a study on adding fees to related activities -- like crossing the border -- that can then be spent on border security.
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The $63 billion for the "first installment" of the wall would be accompanied by about $400 million in support like border security technology and access roads and nearly $300 million for Customs and Border Protection operations.
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To facilitate the return, the Japanese government agreed to build six helicopter landing zones as well as some access roads to allow US troops to train in the area, a senior US defense official told CNN.
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LIMA (Reuters) - Supplies needed to keep operating one of the world's biggest copper mines, Las Bambas, are running out as access roads remain blocked by protesters in Peru, Chinese-owned miner MMG Ltd said on Friday.
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He looked calm and composed throughout the interview, but security was heightened inside and out his vast palace complex, with police special forces in the gardens and city dump trucks blocking access roads at impromptu checkpoints.
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They loiter on marine docks, boat channels and airport access roads in hopes of spotting and photographing a yacht like Larry Ellison's 288-foot Musashi or a jet like Paul Allen's $70 million custom Gulfstream G650.
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After Rio won the Games in 2009, families in Vila Autodromo were told that their homes were on land needed for access roads, parking or landscaping of the border of the Jacarepagua lagoon next to the Olympic stadiums.
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On an earnings call with investors on Wednesday, Tesla CEO Elon Musk made an extraordinary statement: all of Tesla's vehicles today are capable of what he has called "full self-driving" on highways and most other controlled-access roads.
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In the quickly changing battlefield, the volunteers were unable to access roads to the frontier in time for the first-of-its-kind evacuation that involved international coordination between six countries — Israel, the U.S. Britain, Germany, Jordan and Canada.
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For a second year in a row, the point where Interstate 285 merges with Interstate 85 North and numerous access roads northeast of Atlanta tops an annual list of traffic hot spots published by the American Transportation Research Institute.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Hundreds of taxi drivers protested outside one of Madrid's largest tourist fairs on Wednesday, using their cabs to block access roads and burning rubbish as part of an open-ended strike against Uber and other ride-hailing services.
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This infrastructure includes well pads, access roads and pipelines that move the shale gas from wells either to processing facilities and eventually our homes for heating, cooking and other uses, or to the manufacturing sector for liquid natural gas products.
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So what's happening is, as lots of asset managers seek to meet the demand of investors to participate in bond ETFs, they're creating a bunch of, you can think of it as local access roads to create and redeem bond ETFs.
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More recently, John F. Kelly, who was Mr. Trump's Homeland Security secretary before becoming the White House chief of staff, waived environmental and other laws last year to build prototype border walls, access roads and replacement fencing in the San Diego area.
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At the moment, the largest fire in the state's history burns out of control; Yosemite Valley is closed indefinitely because flames lick at its access roads; and Death Valley has just registered, for the second straight year, the hottest month in American history.
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An investigation into the cause of the fires is likely to look into why motorists were left stranded on the road, and whether the authorities cut off all of the access roads quickly enough to prevent drivers from inadvertently heading toward the blaze.
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WASHINGTON — The Department of Homeland Security said on Tuesday that it would use its authority to exempt the agency from having to comply with environmental and other laws in its efforts to build border walls and access roads in the San Diego area.
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Islets of Israeli territory dangle on access roads from what is now Israel proper like so many earrings, and new Palestinian enclaves nearly as large as the Gaza Strip are dreamed up in what is now the Negev Desert along the Egyptian border.
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For example, if a proposed shopping mall needs new access roads, the government could properly condition its approval of a building permit upon a payment by the developer to offset the costs of road construction needed to alleviate the expected traffic congestion.
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Border Patrol Assistant Chief Carry Huffman told CNN in an interview that some of the tasks the agency would like National Guard troops to do include flying aerial missions, monitoring surveillance feeds, vehicle maintenance and doing construction projects like building and maintaining access roads.
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"To maintain compliance and promote safe working environments, Cabot recently took action against an individual in Susquehanna County who routinely puts herself and others in harm's way when conducting guided tours, blocking access roads, photographing ongoing development and trespassing on Cabot's development sites and landowners' private property," it reads.
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Audi thus hopes to leapfrog Tesla, whose Autopilot technology suffered a major blow when a driver using it was killed in a crash, and GM, whose Super Cruise feature to be offered this autumn will allow limited hands-off driving at highway speeds on limited access roads like dual carriageways.
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After digitally mapping the fire-hit areas, the design team led by Dhaka-based J.A. Architects Ltd consulted with residents who each agreed to give up a tiny amount of space to widen access roads and narrow lanes so that fire trucks and ambulances could enter if another blaze breaks out.
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"We have been monitoring the situation, and with the recent incidents that have occurred along the access roads, we have determined the prudent course of action is to suspend personnel movements to and from the mine until the roads are safe for our employees," Michael Steinmann, the mining company's president and chief executive, said in a statement.
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FOX NEWS AUTOS TEST &aposDRIVES&apos CADILLAC&aposS SUPER CRUISE Super Cruise can't change lanes or take exits on its own, but it uses a camera to determine if the driver is paying attention, so it can steer within a lane on divided, limited access roads for an indefinite period of time without requiring a hand periodically touching the wheel, like other systems do.
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Kyrsten Sinema (D), is like many Republicans running for office today: She supports building President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's proposed wall along the border with Mexico and the access roads that would support border enforcement.
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When the funds from European Union programs arrived in the 1980s and '90s, government officials of all parties squandered them or used them to dig foundations for bed-and-breakfasts in the middle of nowhere — sites without access roads, electricity or water — only to abandon them, while farmers falsified their records to receive grossly inflated subsidies, allowing corruption to soak through every cell of society.
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The interim arrangements created a crazy quilt of territories: in Area A, the main Palestinian cities, the Palestinian Authority was given full civil and security control; in Area B, mostly taking in Palestinian villages, it had civil-affairs and some law-and-order powers, but Israel retained ultimate security control; in Area C, the biggest zone, encompassing settlements, access roads, nature reserves and so on, Israel kept full control (see map).
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It's built to withstand a one-in-1,500-year earthquake, but a 2015 report from the Metropolitan Transportation Commission found that parts of it would be underwater during a 50-year storm surge even at today's sea levels: It was found that this baseline scenario results in inundation across the westbound lanes of the I-80 approach, the westbound portion of the toll plaza, the Emeryville Crescent tidal wetland, Radio Beach, three radio towers and associated facilities, and several partially paved access roads.
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