Sentence examples for causing travel from inspiring English sources

A strike by hundreds of train conductors is being "solidly" supported, causing travel chaos for passengers.

Police have blocked roads and worked to rule at airports, causing travel chaos.

Transport for London warned that services will be hit on Tuesday until Friday morning, causing travel chaos for passengers.

A strike by members of the four unions would cripple Tube services, causing travel chaos across the capital.

Storm Imogen has brought winds of up to 100mph causing travel and power disruptions on Britain's southern coast.

In the late 60s, the New York Times reported President De Gaulle's opposition to America's presence in Vietnam, causing travel boycotts in Kansas City and Detroit.

First, storms left five people dead and caused travel chaos.

The strike action has also coincided with the growing migrant crisis in Calais, which has caused travel chaos all summer.

Wetherell said evacuations along Florida's east coast would cause travel problems for fans, band members and others heading south to the Orange Bowl from Tallahassee.

Demonstrations in London, Paris, Madrid, Barcelona, Berlin, Milan and Rome caused travel chaos and long tailbacks, as taxi drivers protested against the app, which they argue is unregulated and threatens their livelihood.

But the Calais crisis has deepened this summer because of the growing number of arrivals elsewhere and because striking French ferry workers have separately caused travel chaos.