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Discover LudwigThe phrase "rush hour" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to periods of time when a lot of people are traveling, typically during the morning and evening commute. For example: "Rush hour is one of the busiest times of the day on the highways and byways of any city."
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And we have a rush hour.
(A Rush Hour Concert on Wednesday skips the Honegger).
Now that's the way to have a rush hour.
There is no longer a rush hour; taxis are idle.
It can be commuters standing stoically and silently shoulder to shoulder on a rush hour subway.
"In the mornings there will be a rush hour of bicycles," Mr. Helphand predicted.
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(a) Rush hour traffic with high traffic volume of approximately 3300 veh/hr.
It may be more than a rush-hour dream.
A rush-hour commuter can take three hours to go 15km (nine miles).
A rush-hour ban on lorries in central London has also been proposed.
But the Opal ran a rush-hour shuttle to the E and F trains.
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