Definition of eastbound
: traveling or heading east
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Taxi pick-up location will be in eastbound lanes of Central Avenue, with access via the stairwell on the south side of Central Avenue coming from Card March.
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Interstate 10 On Interstate 10, all eastbound lanes from Beltway 8 to Dell Dale will close Friday at 9 p.m. and reopen Monday at 5 a.m. Traffic will detour to the frontage road before reentering the freeway.
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Taxi pick-up location will be in eastbound lanes of Central Avenue, with access via the stairwell on the south side of Central Avenue coming from Card March.
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The pedestrian was walking in the eastbound lane of Highway 8 business approaching East Lakeview Road shortly after 4 a.m. when he was hit by the truck, which was traveling about 55 mph, said CHP Officer Ben Demarest.
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During these closures, the eastbound lanes of West Trade Street will be open to local traffic only.
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The accident happened on the 2900 block of 45th Street just before 10 a.m. Police said the man, who was not identified, was walking north when he was struck on the inner eastbound lane by a Ford Focus.
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Taxi pick-up location will be in eastbound lanes of Central Avenue, with access via the stairwell on the south side of Central Avenue coming from Card March.
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An officer then observed a car driving westbound on National in the eastbound lane.
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