| Thanks to an excellent, uncongested motorway network it is possible to reach the largest European cities in less than one day by truck, and therefore reach a potential of almost 400 million consumers. |
| Another attractive feature was the uncongested parklike nature of the waterfront, Mr. DeWalle said. |
| On a mercifully uncongested West Side Highway, I became acquainted with the ST's intuitive 6-speed manual transmission. |
| Today river and lake systems serve as communication links and play an important role in shipping because of the large cargo capacities of merchant vessels and the still fairly uncongested condition of inland waterways. |
| For example, for an uncongested road, the economically best solution is to keep the road toll-free and to compensate the concessionaire via availability payments. |
| At the close of the Civil War, more than a million soldiers were discharged to seek new homes in an uncongested area. |
