Sentence examples for accommodating traffic from inspiring English sources

The subdivision, now in its final stages of construction, has been built with driveways going only onto Tamarack and Echo Valley Roads, with a cul-de-sac accommodating traffic on Tamarack.

There's been tremendous talk here about traffic -- accommodating traffic, planning for traffic.

Highway officials say that with more comprehensive data they could take prompt steps, like varying the cycles on traffic lights to accommodate traffic flow.

The committee agreed, leading to next week's vote by the full City Council, which could require Home Depot to scale back its plans to accommodate traffic and other concerns.

The letter said that to accommodate traffic on the Palisades Interstate Parkway, which now connects only to the upper level of the nearby bridge, the authority has to build another ramp.

Monroe Township, along with Middlesex County, which has ultimate authority, must decide whether to spare a majestically crowned 300-year-old white oak that is standing in the way of a road-widening project that the county planned to accommodate traffic expected from an 800-unit subdivision that is rising nearby.

Engineers are working on how to vent exhaust, dampen noise and accommodate traffic on Route 2. While a racetrack would bring even more visitors to the region and benefit the local tourist economy, one local tourism group is not taking a stand on the plan at this point.

"It will become harder and harder to build more cells to accommodate traffic," says Saunders.

Few streets were widened to accommodate traffic and allow for new street tree planting.

This case study examines the ability of each alternative to accommodate traffic growth for at least 10 years into the future.

The vehicles entering the roundabout only conflict with vehicles coming from the immediate left since roundabouts accommodate traffic flow in one direction around a central island.