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Highways

A highway is, in its most simple terms, any public road. Every country has its own national highway system.

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How many directions do highway lead into Val d'Or?

there are 10,987,987 directions leading into Val d'Or

What is the difference between a US highway and a interstate highway?

A US highway is an all access highway, like a main road; it includes businesses, houses, and direct intersections. Top speeds on the average US highway are 55 mph. An interstate highway is a limited access highway that is meant for commute. It includes no property entrances, and interchanges at high speed. Speeds range from 65 to 75 mph (about 90 to 105 km/h).

What is the busiest highway in the US?

The Katy freeway in Houston, TX is the busiest in USA.

Hwy 401 in Toronto ONtario is the busiest in North America.

What is the difference between fender telecaster highway one and fender telecaster?

when looking to buy a new stratocastor, i went to Sam Ash and saw this new "highway one" model. i asked the guy and he told me that they are American made, but overall, that is the only difference between the Mexican fenders and highway ones.

but. American made means more inspection and less things can go wrong. still, i ended up buying an American standard stratocastor and am pretty happy with it.

Is there a mudslide on highway 17?

Yes.. here is the report:

SANTA CRUZ - Drivers should beware today of at least two reported mudslides in the Santa Cruz mountains, according to the California Highway Patrol.

Traffic slowed this morning on northbound Highway 17 just south of Sugarloaf Road because of a mudslide in the second lane with a tree down, according to CHP spokeswoman Sarah Jackson. Caltrans workers were dispatched to clean up about 9 a.m.

A second slide was reported on San Jose Road at Hester Creek, about four miles south of Summit Road. The lanes weree still considered passable but county workers were on the scene to clean up the debris.

Which state has no interstate highways?

Utah and Missouri.

Actually, there are 5 Interstate highways in Utah and 17 in Missouri. The only state without any Interstate highways is Alaska.

Why does the US have such a high highway fatality rate?

The recent WHO study of accident fatality rates per vehicle shows that American cars are twice as dangerous as German cars, 9 times as dangerous as cars in San Marino, but 1/12th as dangerous as cars in Afghanistan, 1/22nd as dangerous as cars in Egypt, one forty-fourth as dangerous as cars in Niger, and one fifty-ninth as dangerous as cars in Ethiopia. The following table is from this study showing the ratio of cars to fatal accidents. iow, there was only 1 fatal accident amongst 51,590 cars in San Marino, compared to 1 per 100 cars in Ethiopia, a difference of 516 TIMES:

Deadliest

1 Eritrea 1/751

2 Cook Islands 1/1782

3 Eqypt 1/269

4 Jamahirya 1/854

5 Afghanistan 1/854

6 Iraq 1/1161

7 Niger 1/133

8 Angola 1/285

9 UAE 1/1661

10 Gambia 1/267

Safest

1 Marshall Isl 1/2487

2 San Marino 1/51590

3 Malta 1/25437

4 Uraguay 1/6566

5 Netherlands 1/11205

5 Singapore 1/3978

7 Switzerland 1/14476

7 West Bank 1/418

9 Norway 1/11158

9 Japan 1/13764

Misc

Ethiopia 1/100

Canada 1/6945

China 1/1503

Thailand 1/2051

South Africa 1/573

India 1/688

USA 1/5896

Germany 1/11217

The original study reported this as fatal accidents per 100,000 people rather than in accidents per vehicle, explaining why the West Bank was included in the safest category rather than the most dangerous category. This would suggest that drivers from Africa and the Middle East are what cause us to have an accident rate twice that of Germany and 2 1/2 times greater than that in Switzerland.

Which highway takes you to sarnia ON from windsor ON?

There is no direct highway, but you take Kimball south from Sarnia, until you get to St. Clair Rd (40) that should take you to the 401 highway leads to Windsor.

What do you think the effect on roads and highways would be if suddenly there had no National highway act?

I think we would be driving on roads that looked like they were built in ancient Rome.

What are the 4 main highways in the US?

90 (Boston-Seattle) 95 (Miami-Portland) 10 (Jacksonville-Los Angelas) 5 (Los Angelas-Seattle)

Highway that vehicles can enter and exit only at interchanges?

They are controlled-access Highways. Interstate highways in the US are this type of highway.

What is the highway man about?

Heey

The Highway man is poem from Alfred Noyes

Its about Highway man of corse and a girl Bess

Its about The Highway Man Kissing Bess and Tim the Osarler is Jealous he tells King George and King Georges men wait at Besses Window they tie her up and 2 guns by her side She worns the Highwayman by shooting her self he realises it by Morning he comes to savee her but he gets killed to

What a sad story Right !!

Hopee It Hellps !

What is the name of the highway between Alice Springs and Darwin?

This is the Stuart Highway, named after explorer John MacDouall Stuart, who was the first to successfully travel from Adelaide to the north of Australia and back.

When were highway men around?

Highwaymen were around in the 19th century.