The phrase "area traffic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to transportation, aviation, or telecommunications to refer to the volume or flow of traffic in a specific area.
Example: "The area traffic has increased significantly during rush hour, causing delays for commuters."
Alternatives: "local traffic" or "regional traffic".
"The project should be suspended until the affected communities have an opportunity to review and evaluate the total impact of the operation on area traffic, air and water quality," Mr. Robinson said.
To ease the pre-Thanksgiving jam of planes in the New York area, traffic to there from Texas, which would normally pass over Washington, was routed on a dogleg path to the north, not turning east until the planes reached a radio beacon near Dayton, Ohio.
There had been some opposition in Glen Cove to the lease that the city gave Fox Navigation, reflecting concerns about the environmental impact, the deterioration of tidal wetlands because of runoff from the parking area, traffic and the impact on marine traffic.
Due in part to construction in the nearly 500-square-mile metropolitan area, traffic can be daunting.
If lots of people start running long-range networks in the same area, traffic jams could bog down the service.
The amount of savings possible is dependent on the area, traffic patterns, and network topology.
Just a few years back, the park was a tumbledown area trafficked mostly by prostitutes and petty criminals.
If you or your child recently spent time in a public area trafficked by a lot of other people, you may have picked up a virus.
At my son's party, several dads stayed on, one because he'd chauffeured his son 25 miles through Houston-area traffic.
ATLANTA — Commuters battling traffic in the Bay Area or New York might protest, but Atlanta-area traffic seems to be uniquely awful.
Cue (www.cue.com) broadcasts route-specific or metro-area traffic information for $60 a year, keyed to a grid of zones within the metropolitan region.
