There was no motorcade back there.

Charles Taylor's motorcade passed every day.

Police blocked the march from getting near the motorcade, however.

Police barred a group of activists from marching near the Pope's motorcade.

Human rights groups were blocked by the police from getting near the pope motorcade.

They stood on the side of the road on which Charles Taylor's motorcade passed every day.

The reason for the delay of Mr. Hariri's motorcade at a T junction shortly before the explosion (see S 2005 662, para. 142)

Delegations wishing to depart must contact the motorcade desk personnel, who will then summon the vehicles and inform the delegation when ready for departure.

Meanwhile, officials erected a green wall along the Pope's motorcade route, preventing him and other motorists from seeing the urban poor who live beyond the barrier.

The remaining vehicles in the motorcade will discharge their passengers further down First Avenue or in front of the visitors' gate to the United Nations (First Avenue and 46th Street).

In order to facilitate the departures of Heads of State Government from Headquarters, a motorcade desk will be set up on the first floor north of the Delegates' Entrance at the Security Command Post (GA 101).

Not everyone in the Philippines was able to see Pope Francis when he began his current visit to the Philippines. A group activists carrying signs for social justice says the police prevented it from staging a demonstration in sight of the Pope's motorcade.

Regardless of the size of the motorcade, only two vehicles the car with the principal and the car with security will be allowed to enter the United Nations through the 43rd Street gate and to discharge their passengers at the Delegates' Entrance to the General Assembly Building.