It even has cars that wait obediently at crossroads and signal before they turn.
The model effectively held the attention of students at Crossroads Second Chance South.
In 2010 I wrote for Stanford Social Innovation Review that intellectual nutrition, or balanced intellectual consumption, is paramount to standing at crossroads, and retaining our creativity.
Perhaps now we were at the crossroads, perhaps we had his attention at last.
He crossed a set of traffic lights on his motorcycle at the crossroads with Talbot Road and Christchurch Road at about 19.00 GMT, just as PC Stewart was driving through a red light.
It stands at a crossroads between an understandable desire to retain unionist power on the streets, at a time when it has been forfeited in government, and a lesser, but nonetheless significant role as the expression of the values, religious and moral, of the whole Protestant community.
The financial sector has shed close to half a million jobs since its peak, leaving many at a crossroads, confronting choices that seemed unthinkable two years ago when the market was at its all-time high.
With markets at a crossroads, Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke will give his second post-FOMC meeting press conference at 2:15 p.m.
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That crossroads is dangerous and I want my son's death to enhance what needs to be done at that crossroads.
The highlight is a massive studio displaying his works, including a study for Man at the Crossroads.
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At the crossroads you turn around to face back down the road toward the cemetery.
"There's a sense that we are at the crossroads of the world, " said Mr. Fertitta.
As I said in the beginning of this post, America is at a crossroads.
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"The country is at a crossroads, " said Martin Kobler, U.N. special representative in Iraq.
At the crossroads of Asian commerce today, there seem to be two deep worries.
William Rosen, President and CEO at Arc Worldwide noted that advertisers are at a crossroads.
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They will sit in box junctions, at busy crossroads, oblivious to the traffic cutting across them.
Central Asia is strategically placed at the crossroads between Europe and China, Russia and Iran.
With "30 Rock" leaving the air, the sitcom again finds itself at a crossroads.
The ex-Soviet Caucasus countries, at a crossroads of Europe and Asia, are really a patch apart.
There are, of course, obvious difficulties in doing the tango at a crossroads.
But part of it was I think a shared recognition that the country was at a crossroads.
The world is at a crossroads and what we do, or fail to do, has enormous consequences.
At the crossroads of the Americas, music traveled from around the world on ships, trains and radio.
But more importantly, I'm leaving the Arctic with a sense that its communities are at a crossroads.
Venice stood at the crossroads of east and west, Asia and Europe, and it avidly cashed in on its location.
But, amid the celebration, Hollywood is at a crossroads, still trying to reach modern consumers with antiquated tactics.
"This proposed takeover puts our mobile broadband future at a crossroads, " said Sprint's Vonya McCann in a statement.
The story has the simplicity of folklore, but the straightness of the narrative keeps arriving at moral crossroads.
The film successfully captures the precarious state of the country, as it stands at the crossroads to change.
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