pedestrian access
collocation in Englishmeaningsofpedestrianandaccess
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pedestrian
adjective
uk/pəˈdes.tri.ən/us/pəˈdes.tri.ən/
not interesting; showing very ...
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access
noun[U]
uk/ˈæk.ses/us/ˈæk.ses/
the method or possibility of getting near to a place ...
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(Definition ofpedestrianandaccessfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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There is nopedestrianaccessto the dam.
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This huge three-deck bridge provides vehicle, monorail andpedestrianaccess.
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Where temporary restrictions are required, for example during major works, the normal safeguards forpedestrianaccessare retained, as is the requirement to have regard to alternative routes.
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Since the industrial uses disappeared, the sites have been consistently earmarked for offices or public buildings, withpedestrianaccessto the riverside and open space beside it.
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These include providing an alternative safe route if the footway is obstructed and ensuring that there ispedestrianaccessto all premises while work is in progress.
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The casinos are connected via a sky bridge that allowspedestrianaccessbetween the hotels without crossing the highway.
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The statue was completed in 1938 without directpedestrianaccessto the circle.
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Pedestrianaccessis excellent, and good for people with disabilities.
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Allpedestrianaccessand movement should minimize disturbance to the soil and vegetated surfaces.
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But it cannot at any time use temporary restrictions to prohibitpedestrianaccessto premises.
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Although there may be times when the road is blocked,pedestrianaccessmust not be frustrated.
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However, there has been a problem aboutpedestrianaccess.
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The traffic is moving, albeit slowly, andpedestrianaccessis unimpeded.
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We do not intend to havepedestrianaccessto motorway service areas.
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Safeguards preservingpedestrianaccessto premises are retained.
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Unless something is done,pedestrianaccessis bound to be unsafe and inadequate.
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The promoters initially tried very hard to accommodate the issue ofpedestrianaccess.
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However, it does not allow any closures which would preventpedestrianaccessto premises.
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We should not encourage high-speed traffic if there is littlepedestrianaccessto neighbouring buildings.
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That has been a very valuable experiment in that it has proved that shops can be accessed and serviced by lorries without interfering too much withpedestrianaccess.
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The construction works may not be long-term, but the argument applies equally to a small road scheme that prevents vehicular or evenpedestrianaccessto a small retailer's premises.
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On those estates, the housing and street pattern is the reverse of the traditional layout, with vehicular access to the rear of the property andpedestrianaccessto the front.
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