The phrase "addressing traffic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to managing or discussing issues related to vehicular or data traffic.
Example: "The city council is focusing on addressing traffic congestion in the downtown area."
Alternatives: "managing traffic" or "tackling traffic issues".
Even those countries that are virtually guaranteed a favourable assessment go to considerable effort each year to demonstrate their commitment to addressing trafficking.
The political dimensions and complexities in effectively addressing trafficking in human beings mean it will not be an easy task to develop integrated and operational structures to provide an effective solution.
Stopkham are not the first to address traffic concerns in Russia.
Facing public pressure to address traffic jams and pollution, municipal governments from across China have been sending delegations to Guangzhou.
Mount Vernon officials say the developer, G&S Investors of Old Bethpage, N.Y., has gone out of its way to address traffic concerns.
But the city's Economic Development Corporation, which selected the site and drew up a plan for its development, has decided to create a new design that addresses traffic concerns.
The move comes as the city struggles to address traffic congestion issues and curb pollution – issues that also bedevil India's biggest cities, particularly its capital.
The prolonged and costly saga of the tramway, failed attempts to address traffic congestion, and the dismay that has greeted development plans for the east end are all testament to a planning authority that has lost its way.
An extra £1.1bn investment in English transport networks was announced in the autumn statement, with £220m to address traffic pinch points on strategic roads; £450m to trial digital signalling on railways; and £390m invested in low emission and autonomous vehicles.
