speed reduction

He had begun a speed reduction from a point too far away.

He said there may also be speed reductions on some routes.

Speed reduction and fleet maintenance also had a role to play.

"There was a little bit of resistance at first when they talked about speed reductions," he said.

Managing traffic with main focus on safety and speed reduction.

A 10-ft. width restriction is in effect with speed reductions.

They can reduce the need for speed reduction measures, but make some local journeys by car longer.

This gives a speed reduction of three to one.

But he warned that speed reduction should be selective and not introduced across large areas.

Few expect much relief from fuel costs, hence interest in further “slow steaming” speed reductions.

We would be very skeptical of any mandatory speed reductions, because the science doesn't support it yet.

A motor with a speed reduction unit may be fitted, if required.

With these speed reductions a significant fall in traffic conflicts can be anticipated.

Soot emissions would fall by almost 70 percent with such speed reductions, the researchers said.

This is usually relied upon to regulate proper night speed reductions, if required.

Longer work hours may also be required to enable the city to speed reductions in personnel and cut overtime costs.

It may be necessary to introduce speed reduction features.

A moderate speed reduction greatly reduces the possibility of serious accident.

There was 6.5:1 speed reduction gearing between the engine and the rotor drive.

Although a founding member, the organisation now focuses less on speed reduction in favour of other campaigns.

However, there may be speed reductions and occasional temporary road closures if necessary.

Speed reductions should be continued, and more strictly enforced.

Tests can also be carried out to log the rate of speed reduction during spindown.

Failure to apply the brakes for these speed reductions will result in a penalty application.

Others will lobby for a speed reduction strategy, at the same time when most of the traveling public and commercial carriers want to go faster.