The phrase "affected roads" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to roads that have been impacted or changed due to certain events, such as construction, weather conditions, or accidents.
Example: "Due to the heavy rainfall, several affected roads were closed for safety reasons."
Alternatives: "impacted roads" or "damaged roads".
Simon Brown, a valuer at one of Carlisle's oldest estate agents, Tiffen & Co, said he did not expect any houses in the affected roads to sell soon unless they were offered at a large discount.
That said, results from the council's 20mph programme already look promising: casualties are down 12% from an average of 372 in 2010-2013 to 327 in 2013-2014 and, so far, no one has been killed in a collision on the affected roads.
A full list of affected roads in each council area can be found on Trafficwatch NI.
It said its highways team was inspecting affected roads, making them safe and repairing any damage.
Affected roads include George Street, Worcester Street, Hythe Bridge Street, Hollybush Row, Becket Street, Oxpens Road and Osney Lane.
Traffic was running a lot more smoothly on all the affected roads during the evening rush hour.
(C) An average increase in truck traffic of more than 10percentt of the average daily traffic or 50 vehicles a day on any affected road segment, quantify the anticipated effect on air emissions.
If they drive on the affected road once a week, and they are slowed down by 30 seconds, it would be decades before they recover the time wasted attending one of these meetings.
Councils in England are paying out millions of pounds to repair potholes and compensate affected road users.
They include information about the traffic situation or warning, the affected road and road sections, as well as the announcement publishing date and time.
In the next step, the affected road section for every announcement was clipped from a GIS layer of the Baden-Württemberg road network and given the same key variable as in the announcement.
