If you're a mayor, you can do something about that.

Trunk road

I gotta tell you, I'm a protective parent.

In Japan almost all roads are single lane.

The railroad is parallel to the road.

Cycleway

So dad was checking out this twoLane blacktop just outside of Jericho, California.

Not the main streets.

Go and look to see whether there's a trolley on the tracks.

No street parking.

Do you realize that we could change the capacity of highways by a factor of two or three if we didn't rely on human precision on staying in the lane improve body position and therefore drive a little bit closer together on a little bit narrower lanes, and do away with all traffic jams on highways?

Made to order for Richard Kimble, fugitive.

You live near a highway?

As before, there are two different lanes over here a left turn lane and a straight lane.

It's dangerous to walk on railway lines.

Where do they start? There's lines on your hands and lines on your feet. There's lines on the sidewalk and in the street. There's lines on the buildings and on the walls. There's even some lines on a basketball. And not every line happens to be straight. Like the line of potatoes on my diner plate. And what about the lines like the railroad tracks. You mean parallel lines?

Four from Wilson and six from La Crosse.

This is on the 6 train in New York City.

In this map, I'm including each transport mode, so rapid transport, bus, DART, tram and the likes.

And there they stand miles of them leagues.

There is little automobile traffic on this road.

Get this fucking car on the motorway, now! Get on the fucking motorway!

Now, call me old fashioned, but I think a public transport route map should have lines, because that's what they are, yeah?

Most of the cars that I drive, if I get up to 80 they start to rattle.

This road looks straight to you? Dude! Do you think you will find a road straighter than this here?

My grandmother was on a train to Auschwitz, the death camp.

This road is closed to cars.

The broad lines on the map correspond to roads.

The broad lines on the map correspond to roads.

In Japan people drive on the left.

And to connect our country after World War Il, we didn't build more two lane highways, we built the interstate highway system.

The train was derailed by a piece of iron on the track.

The two asymptotes of a hyperbola.

This is state property!

The traffic accident took place on the main highway.

The traffic accident took place on the highway.

You have a point.

The expressway was congested with thousands of cars.

The two cities are connected by this highway.

For a fugitive there are no freeways.

As I said in the beginning, it's absolutely crucial that the car knows exactly where it is relative to the map of its road.

We have three roadblocks.

That small park I told you about earlier was the first stage of building a Greenway movement in the South Bronx.

It's a system that really ties together all the transportation assets into a single payment system.

What is the point?