Sentence examples for Traffic struck from inspiring English sources

A city traffic agent driving a police van against traffic struck and critically injured a pedestrian on 11th Avenue and 43rd Street in Manhattan yesterday, the police said.

A few weeks before I visited Atlanta this winter, to do some commuting, a perfect storm of traffic struck: twenty-five accidents on the Downtown Connector (the interstate that bisects the city), a poultry exposition downtown, and, at the sports arena, a Get Motivated seminar.

Dempsey then put the U.S. in front for the first time all night when a Graham Zusi pass through traffic struck Dempsey in the midsection and bounced into the goal.

The collision occurred shortly after 10 45 p.m. on Woodhaven Boulevard near 101st Avenue in Woodhaven, when Mr. Rivera's car crossed the median into northbound traffic, striking the victim's 1999 Nissan Maxima, the police said.

A city bus driver lost control on 34th Street yesterday evening, crossed two lanes of oncoming traffic and struck an on-duty traffic enforcement agent before driving onto the sidewalk and smashing into a building, the police said.

Compared to older pedestrians with no, or low NFT, those with moderate to high NFT were more likely to be: at least partially responsible for the incident; injured while in low complexity situations; involved in impacts with reversing vehicles; impacted in near lanes of traffic; and struck by a vehicle off road.

The air traffic controllers strike began on August 3 but it did not stop his lessons.

The carrier blamed the decline on the early timing of Easter, higher fuel bills and the impact of a French air traffic controllers' strike in June.

But the airline reported 173 flight cancellations during the month, hit by a French air traffic control strike and poor weather conditions.

The return to the black came despite severe weather in the UK and a Spanish air traffic controllers strike which disrupted the airlines' operations and reduced revenues by 71 million euro (£60.4 million).

For all the potential benefits to customers, the new rules would set strict limits on the amount of care and assistance airlines must provide in extraordinary circumstances beyond their control, like extreme weather or an air traffic controllers' strike.