The phrase "accident cleared" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in the context of traffic reports or emergency services to indicate that an accident has been resolved and the area is clear.
Example: "The traffic report stated that the accident cleared on the highway, and vehicles can now proceed without delays."
Alternatives: "incident resolved" or "collision cleared".
Radiation levels around the plant have fallen sharply since the days just after the accident, clearing the way for returnees.
KUALA LUMPUR, Jan 29 (Reuters) - Malaysia declared on Thursday the disappearance of Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 an accident, clearing the way for the airline to pay compensation to victims' relatives while the search for the plane goes on.
We do not need to hand open cheques for currently unknowable billions to the taxpayer for things like waste transportation, waste disposal, decommissioning, security at sites, or accident clear-up.
In New Jersey, I.T.S. is manifest in the New Jersey Turnpike's radio broadcasts, the huge electronic signs that flash real-time traffic updates, the computer-controlled traffic lights along Route 18 that allow synchronization and the video cameras along accident-prone lengths of Route 1 that enable rapid accident clearing.
For example, Waze could show 10 accidents in an area, while TallyGo only shows two — this is because TallyGo can know when an accident is cleared without waiting for a user to manually report it.
Marussia, the makers of the car De Villotta was driving in the accident, were cleared last year of any potential fault.
A 22-year-old woman who posted about "bloody cyclists" on Twitter hours after knocking a cyclist off his bike has been convicted of failing to stop and failing to report an accident, but cleared of driving without due care and attention at Norfolk Magistrates Court today.
Rather than relying on the data to avoid an imminent crash, the network can tell traffic to avoid that stretch of road altogether until the accident is cleared.
On Friday, more than four years after Rainey died, Miami-Dade State Attorney Katherine Fernandez Rundle released a 101-page report calling Rainey's death an accident and clearing the four guards involved.
Selecting "forecast" from the menu allowed me to see what conditions were expected in 15, 30, 45 and 60 minutes, a nifty feature if you're trying to decide whether to wait for an accident to clear up or forge ahead.
