Sentence examples for aggravating congestion from inspiring English sources

These airports are free of the aggravating congestion of the 50 largest domestic hubs, through which 90% of travelers pass.

But no metal detectors were used at checkpoints, nor were people patted down, steps that Sheriff Michael Hennessey said would have aggravated congestion in already packed city streets.

Since he took office in 2001, his administration has added about 125 miles of bicycle paths, at the expense of lanes for cars, prompting accusations from drivers that it has aggravated congestion in the city.

The problem with inserting cycle lanes at the roadside usually means narrowing the road itself, which can aggravate congestion.

At a time when I and my fellow elected officials, environmental groups and commuter advocates are exploring improving existing public transportation, the authority chooses to consider putting more cars on the road, thereby aggravating traffic congestion and contributing to the pollution of the environment.

SILVIO has been designed with these two players in mind, as it is a solution that aims at providing the best possible connectivity experience to vehicular users, while being feasible and not aggravating the congestion problems that operators are already facing in their 3G networks.

And, with this admission, she highlights one of the key societal issues that a mass switchover to electric vehicles would raise: yes, localised air pollution would drop dramatically, but would going electric only further aggravate congestion on urban and suburban roads, especially if concessions such as cheap parking encourage drivers to reject public transport?

Instead, the findings of this case study suggest that the light rail line aggravates traffic congestion of the city center, in conflict with the original master plan of Beijing.

With approximately 100 million people expected to migrate to cities during the 13th Five-Year Plan period, the size of existing cities is surely to expand, which will aggravate traffic congestion and increase the demand for urban rail transit.

Freeways are magnets for commercial and industrial development which can only aggravate traffic congestion, air and noise pollution.

Tricuspid insufficiency can aggravate splanchnic congestion, resulting in decreased venous return and therefore preload.