Sentence examples for bypass traffic from inspiring English sources
There is no Devizes bypass – traffic has to go through the town.
Or in the case of TomTom's Go 740 Live GPS unit, those who bypass traffic and those who end up stuck in it.
The plan calls for widening that section of road, replacing an old, narrow bridge over the water with a wider one, and adding curving lanes at two intersections to allow some traffic to bypass traffic signals.
The iBeam Broadcasting Corporation, which provides the satellite service to MTVi, said it had signed up 250 Internet content providers the last nine months, since it started operating its network of satellites and fiber to bypass traffic jams on the terrestrial Internet.
A ceaseless thrum of bypass traffic pervades and the threat hovers of the High Speed 2 rail line, which is due to charge through the area, it being a paradox of green belt policy that it is easier to build major infrastructure in it than houses.
The InterNAP Network Services Corporation, which makes equipment that lets data bypass traffic jams on the Internet, agreed yesterday to buy the closely held CO Space Inc. for $244 million in stock, adding warehouses to store computers that run Web sites.
In addition, GOLIM4 bypass trafficking is appropriated by Shiga toxin to facilitate toxin entry into the Golgi [37].
Golgi integral membrane protein 4 (GOLIM4), the sole type II transmembrane protein identified, has been shown to cycle between the Golgi apparatus and endosomes, where it functions in a bypass trafficking pathway that removes proteins from recycling endosomes to the Golgi [36].
Photo: U.S. Helicopter prepared for its first flight from Lower Manhattan to Kennedy Airport, bypassing traffic and long security lines for a $139 fare.
In the case of bypasses, traffic and its associated impacts, i.e. air pollution, will likely be displaced and increase on other roads, in particular the bypass area itself.
The $26 million project by the State Department of Transportation, begun in the summer of 2004, will allow buses to bypass regular traffic during peak hours.
