Instead, drivers bank, swerve and loop their way through traffic circle after traffic circle.
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BUEA, Cameroon — A soldier's crumpled corpse at a traffic circle.
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"I love Evergreen," he told the Patriots gathered in the traffic circle.
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A partial solar eclipse is seen above a traffic circle in capital Naypytaw.
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The bombed-out shells of buildings stand like ghosts around the traffic circle.
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There's an endless rotation of people, vehicles, and energy constantly flowing through the traffic circle.
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The convoy was attacked one more time at a traffic circle, according to American officials.
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Here, the Berlin Wall can be seen next to the Potsdamer Platz traffic circle in 1962.
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The large circle in the center of Mr. Schouwerwou's puzzle represents a ROUNDABOUT, or traffic circle.
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It's the neighborhood's plaza, a traffic circle furnished with crayon-color folding chairs and umbrellas, tables.
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According to prosecutors, the four were among seven Blackwater employees who opened fire in the traffic circle.
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On another block in Condesa, a traffic circle had been converted into a small, noisy redistribution point.
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By then, the park at the center of the traffic circle had been enclosed by a fence.
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Built on a busy traffic circle on the outskirts of Bridgetown, the statue isn't easy to reach.
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Today, at a traffic circle by the beach, a statue of a minuteman commemorates the militia's bravery.
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Cruise suggests O'Brien might ask him some questions; O'Brien wants some help navigating a traffic circle instead.
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Elias walks along the street and stops at a traffic circle, in sight of the Bislett sports stadium.
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Standing by the traffic circle, Elias casts his mind over this strange love triangle and its unforeseen contortions.
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It is marooned by highway construction on a projected bypass, at the edge of a choked traffic circle.
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Two days later, a vigil was held for the deceased boy at a traffic circle in Greater Noida.
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It was surprisingly uneventful as we drove around a traffic circle and parking lot at Bay Area office park.
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Then he saw a body floating down a nearby stream, and that of a soldier at a traffic circle.
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The remaining monument, a 70-foot column topped by Robert E. Lee in a prominent downtown traffic circle, awaits.
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The city center's al-Naeem traffic circle still exhibits hallmarks of blood and dents from when dissected heads were showcased.
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Megan Stackhouse and Lucina Mann were both injured in the attack at a traffic circle in Bend, The Oregonian reported.
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Why should Lee's memory be banished from a New Orleans traffic circle and lovingly preserved on sacred ground at Arlington?
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The convoy, know as Raven 23, was instead directed to Nisur Square, a busy traffic circle, where they stopped traffic.
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If a statue of Lee dominates a traffic circle, what impact would a small plaque have on motorists flying by?
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If a statue of Lee dominates a traffic circle, what impact would a small plaque have on motorists passing by?
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The day after Macron's February speech, a dozen gilets jaunes were canvassing motorists at a traffic circle outside of Clamecy.
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Eddie insisted on calling it a "traffic circle," flustering me again to the point that I almost failed to yield.
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The militants made their last stand in the area around the city's sprawling stadium, just blocks from the traffic circle.
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Slatten's murder conviction was for shooting dead the driver of a white Kia car that had stopped at the traffic circle.
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In the case of self-driving cars, that's a vehicle not hitting a pedestrian on, say, a particularly complicated traffic circle.
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The unofficial center of the city is Al-Manara Square, a traffic circle with five stone lions perched in its center.
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Riot police lined both sides of the central Boulevard Beaumarchais and had erected a barricades across the traffic circle in Bastille Square.
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The day before the police awards, our photographer visited Neza to find the main traffic circle shut down by a public brawl.
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Finally, deciding how hard to hit the gas pedal when accelerating into a traffic circle is often a challenge, even for warm-blooded drivers.
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Every day around Maputo's main traffic circle, yellow-and-green taxis skirt a North Korean-made bronze statue of Samora Machel, Mozambique's founding President.
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The lemonade stand was located at a traffic circle at the entrance to the community in Monroe, about 30 miles (50 kilometers) southeast of Charlotte.
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Facing north, arms pridefully crossed, Lee stands over a public garden and traffic circle in the Central Business District, where the city's transit arteries meet.
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Attention quickly focused on the statue of Christopher Columbus unveiled in October 1892, at his namesake traffic circle near the southwest corner of Central Park.
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BEIRUT, Lebanon — In the video, he's a soft-spoken man in a blue suit and reflective sunglasses piloting his silver Honda through a traffic circle.
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This week, a few dozen protesters gathered at a traffic circle marked with crosses for those killed in the violence, waving flags at passing motorists.
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The Syrian army "killed or injured all ISIS terrorists at Dedeman Hotel" and at a traffic circle near Palmyra's southwestern entrance, according to the same report.
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Slatten was found guilty in Washington of first-degree murder in the slaying of the driver of a white Kia sedan in the Baghdad traffic circle.
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The way the riders chose to leave the traffic circle took them past a United Nations school where Palestinian civilians were sheltering from that summer's fighting.
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On Thursday evening street children scurried through the rubble next to a traffic circle while workers attempted to bring order to what resembled a bomb blast site.
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The 100-metre stretch leads from the city limits of Ramallah to the Jewish settlement of Beit El, and has a filling station and a traffic circle.
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I was photographing the protesters, and did not see another Palestinian who apparently emerged close to the Israeli squad from a hiding place near the traffic circle.
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The rest of this short novel—a hundred or so pages more—takes place at the traffic circle, as we circle around the interior of Elias's mind.
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Pursuits "This can't be it," I told my husband, Hudy, as I steered our rental car past a fluorescent-lit gas station and through a traffic circle.
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In a traffic circle at the northwest corner of Central Park, the Frederick Douglass Memorial includes an eight-foot-tall statue of the abolitionist, author and orator.
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Slatten previously was found guilty of first-degree murder in the slaying of a driver in the Baghdad traffic circle and was sentenced to life in prison.
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Some of its guards were convicted of killing 14 unarmed Iraqi civilians at a Baghdad traffic circle in 2007, an incident that outraged Iraqis and inflamed anti-U.
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Bicyclists and pedestrians will have their own scenic lane, whose terminus, after some controversy, has been shifted from a residential neighborhood to a traffic circle in South Nyack.
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The young drink seller, identified only as Mark, was held up at gunpoint Saturday while hawking lemonade at a traffic circle near the entrance to his community in Monroe.
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At a rally in Kobanî this summer, hundreds of residents congregated at a traffic circle, around a thirty-foot-tall statue of a Kurdish female fighter with enormous white wings.
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Kiryat Yam, a northern town in Israel, named a park after Trump and Jerusalem's mayor renamed a traffic circle for him that's near the new location of the U.S. Embassy.
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Researcher Joshua Katz found that "roundabout" is used in the West and South, "traffic circle" is mostly used on the East Coast and in Midwestern states, plus parts of the South.
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The statue, at the pointy end of a teardrop-shaped traffic circle that leads to the university's main administrative building, is among the first things drivers see when approaching the campus.
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Towering over the traffic circle that bears his name, diagonally across Central Park from the Sims likeness, the city's main Columbus statue was fiercely defended by Italian Americans — most notably Gov.
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By midday, Taliban insurgents were posting photographs and video of themselves celebrating in the main traffic circle at the center of the city, and parading captured Afghan military vehicles and weapons.
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Robert E. Lee that has stood in a traffic circle, named Lee Circle, in the city's central business district since 1884, and an equestrian statue of P.G.T. Beauregard, a Confederate general.
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Even in Abbeville, on a recent morning, workers in fluorescent orange vests and hard hats were breaking ground on yet another traffic circle, as cars were backed up by the construction.
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Footage from another of the blast sites showed what appeared to be the remains of a person and badly damaged vehicles outside a mosque in the Baytara traffic circle near the Old City.
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To this day, this form of traffic circle obliges vehicles already circulating to give way to those approaching, in line with the French rule of giving priority to cars coming from the right.
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At least a dozen militants, armed with assault rifles, grenades and antitank missiles, were waiting at a busy traffic circle when the bus carrying the Sri Lankan cricketers and their police escorts passed.
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Footage broadcast another of the blast sites showed what appeared to be the remains of a person and badly damaged vehicles outside a mosque in the Baytara traffic circle near the Old City.
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The shooting killed or injured at least 31 civilians when contractors unleashed a torrent of machine-gun fire and launched grenades into a crowded downtown Baghdad traffic circle from their heavily armored trucks.
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As a weaver, "your name is secondary," said K. M. Minhaj, a silk merchant at the Sukris Silk Emporium in downtown Mysore, which overlooks a busy traffic circle and Mysore's 4863 royal palace.
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The last third or so of "Shyness and Dignity" is a wonderful aria in which Elias—still standing at the Bislett traffic circle—voices a long internal complaint about his cultural and political isolation.
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Clinton's campaign had a white shuttle van bedecked with Clinton signs idling in the traffic circle outside the student center, ready to ferry voters a mile and a half to an early voting center.
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Prosecutors had successfully argued that he touched off the killings with a precision shot through the head of a driver of a stopped white Kia as the Blackwater convoy moved through the traffic circle.
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Hundreds of police guarded major roads and troops were deployed near the presidential palace, the defence ministry and the main traffic circle, witnesses said, as the government extended the telecommunications blackout into a third day.
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The vote "makes us super excited - even more than our wedding," 22-year-old Awol said proudly, as he and his new wife posed for photographs at a traffic circle in Hawassa, the regional capital.
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We went past a boat sculpture on a traffic circle where Islamic State fighters were said to have held public executions before the American-backed Kurdish militia drove the extremists from the city in 2016.
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Last week, an appeals court overturned the murder conviction of a former Blackwater Worldwide security guard sentenced to life in prison in the killings of 14 unarmed Iraqi civilians in a Baghdad traffic circle in 2007.
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Like the Arc de Triomphe in Paris, the Soldiers' and Sailors' Memorial Arch, in the middle of a busy traffic circle at Grand Army Plaza, is a testament to the architectural aspirations of the 33th century.
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A huge truck bomb detonated at a crowded traffic circle in Kabul in May was one of the deadliest strikes in the long Afghan war, and a reminder of how the battlefield has extended to the capital.
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This month, one killed a cyclist, prompting the city to effectively ban tour buses in the center, which in turn prompted the bus operators to protest by turning Rome's central traffic circle, Piazza Venezia, into a parking lot.
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We emerged on the fringes of a traffic circle, into a thick, hazy smog that clung to our skin and throat and nostrils, and formed a film that for the next three weeks, would never really go away.
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In Germany, hundreds of people responded to the activists' call to block the traffic circle around the Victory Column in Berlin early Monday, sealing off a key transit point between the formerly divided capital's east and west districts.
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Robert E. Lee in a traffic circle, named Lee Circle, in the city's central business district since 1884; an equestrian statue of P.G.T. Beauregard, a Confederate general; and a statue of Jefferson Davis, the president of the Confederacy.
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Omar pulled up in his red Toyota on the edge of the traffic circle in Tahrir Square, where just six years earlier, he and tens of thousands of other Egyptians had converged to protest the presidency of Hosni Mubarak.
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She threw a blanket over her shoulders and curled up on the couch, tapping messages to fellow Yellow Vests she used to meet at the traffic circle and to others in neighboring towns, where the encampments were also dismantled.
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On Thursday, in the neighborhood of La Vega, a working-class Caracas area roiled by protests, residents looked on as a band that they identified as members of a local colectivo stopped at a traffic circle during a patrol.
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Several firms have closed funding rounds since the referendum, including online peer-to-peer lending platform MarketInvoice, based just off a traffic circle in London's Shoreditch district dubbed "Silicon Roundabout" in a downbeat British nod to California's "Silicon Valley".
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Other donors included a Qatari sovereign fund that owns real estate along the avenue; Swarovski, which produced the crystal for the fountains; and Dassault Aviation, the aircraft maker whose headquarters overlook the traffic circle where they are to stand.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A 35-year-old former Blackwater security guard was found guilty of first-degree murder on Wednesday for shooting a civilian at a crowded traffic circle in the Iraqi capital Baghdad in 2007, an incident that drew worldwide condemnation.
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By Friday, Mr. Dou was preparing to make the drive in a shared car up to Paris: checking in with his comrades at the traffic circle and buying last-minute supplies — including solution to protect his eyes from tear gas.
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The removal of Robert E. Lee, who for the last 133 years has surveyed downtown New Orleans from a pedestal atop a busy traffic circle on the city's grandest street, marked the end of an exhausting ordeal that has lasted nearly two years.
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JERUSALEM — The Israeli military had the speeding motorcycle in its sights and had fired an air-to-ground missile at it when the three riders, identified as militants, entered a traffic circle in the town of Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip.
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Moments after he left the airport, however, a suicide bomber detonated explosives at the traffic circle at the exit, killing 20 people, including nine members of a security detail assigned to General Dostum, and wounding 90 others, according to police and health officials.
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Margaret Corbin, who is commemorated by a traffic circle, a drive and a plaque in Fort Tryon Park, and another marker near the George Washington Bridge, is often said to be the first woman to fight as a soldier in the Revolutionary War.
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I walked the perimeter of my square, marveling at the range of non-squirrel activity: a teenager doing wheelies on 110th Street, kids skating around the statue of Frederick Douglass in the traffic circle, a man hunched over a trash bag sorting through pieces of unidentifiable 1980s office equipment.
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Designed by Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec, brothers renowned for creating strikingly imaginative high-end objects, the fountains are scheduled to spring to life late this month around the Rond-Point des Champs-Élysées, the busy traffic circle halfway between the Place de la Concorde and the Arc de Triomphe.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A federal appeals court on Friday threw out the murder conviction of an ex-Blackwater security guard and ordered three of his former colleagues to be re-sentenced in the high-profile prosecution stemming from the massacre of 14 unarmed Iraqi civilians at a Baghdad traffic circle in 2007.
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The deadlocked jury was the latest twist in the government's saga to hold people to account for the shooting in Baghdad's Nisour Square, in which at least 31 people were killed or wounded when contractors in armored trucks began firing machine guns and launching grenades into a busy traffic circle.
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I could not bear to be seen as a tourist, to be spoken to in English as soon as my poor Farsi was made clear, to be caught trying to take pictures on the street or looking with too much wonderment at the street sellers hawking wares on the sidewalk, the wide-eyed cats that prowl every corner of the streets, the beautifully arranged displays of fruits and nuts in stands by the bazaar, the loud chaos of honking cars in a traffic circle, the murals painted on the open sides of apartment buildings, the stream of sellers in the metro walking across the cars carrying heavy loads of socks, jewelry, makeup, bras, shirts, pajamas, underwear, lavashak, fresh olives, powdered saffron, window cleaners, hair extensions, toys, books, notebooks, pens, screwdrivers, flashlights, lanterns, sleeping bags, picnic blankets, regular blankets, towels, headphones, chargers, headscarves — anything you could possibly need — loudly and elegantly proclaiming the benefits and quality of their products.
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