Sentence examples for branch traffic from inspiring English sources

At the East Hampton branch, traffic appeared to be lighter.

The conversion of the Clevedon line coincided with the opening of an engine shed for branch traffic.

If you take just the one element of day-to-day banking -- cheques (or checks if you live over the pond) -- the fact is that a large portion of branch traffic globally continues to be attributed to cheque processing.

A bay platform was built on the north side of the station to accommodate branch traffic, with an unusual canopy which covered the entire bay, as well as the eastbound platform.

The civic enterprise is now divided into four branches: traffic, cleanup, protection and emergency response.

The road carried 800,000 passengers in 1894, after which this branch of traffic fell off somewhat on account of a tax of ten per cent placed upon it by the government.

The eastern terminus is at Montauk Point, at the tip of Long Island, but most of its main and branch line traffic originates in the western half of Long Island, in the boroughs of Brooklyn and Queens, and in the suburbs of Nassau and western Suffolk Counties.

Pet reptiles alone account for around 2.5 million imports a year, said Simon Habel, director of the North American branch of Traffic, an international organization established by the World Wildlife Fund and World Conservation Union to monitor the trade in plants and animals, meats, hides and other animal products.

After the line had been relegated to a branch line, traffic fell considerably.

Even here, the MUD-based CLD offers about 6.5 Mbit/s (6.90 Mbit/s with four branches, 6.45 Mbit/s with two branches) delivered traffic.

If you sit up top, be careful about reaching up or standing when approaching low-hanging tree branches and traffic lights.