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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'At the traffic' is not correct and usable in written English
You could use the phrase 'At the traffic lights' or 'At the intersection' instead. Example: I got to the airport just in time by taking a shortcut through a side road and getting to the traffic lights before they changed.
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At the traffic light turn left, perhaps.
At the traffic lights, cross the road and pause at the grand façade of Jyske Bank.
At the traffic light across the road a bunch of pedestrians wait for the signal to cross.
At the traffic light on Okhotny Ryad, his fingers felt and drew out two fifteen-kopeck pieces simultaneously.
At the traffic light, the stop-sign, and in bumper-to-bumper traffic.
At the traffic light with the southern on-ramp from NY 17 eastbound, NY 207 becomes NY 17A.
"Look at the traffic they're getting".
"Look at the traffic.
I was surprised at the traffic and amount of people".
Look at the traffic going east on Tuckahoe Road.
She gestured at the traffic and tourists below.
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