Sentence examples for chronic traffic problems from inspiring English sources

Opening in 2004, the new Bangkok subway system is designed to ease the Thai capital's chronic traffic problems.

Yet corruption remains endemic, crime is higher than during Mr. Suharto's "New Order" regime, and Jakarta and other large cities have chronic traffic problems.

In the last year, Beijing has taken other steps to address the city's chronic traffic problems, building several new subway lines, improving old ones and lowering the cost of public transportation.

In addition, the project will involve renovation of the 90-year-old Union Station, which will be used as a transportation hub for Sound Transit, the public agency that is trying to knit together a commuter-rail, light-rail and express-bus system of nearly $4 billion to ease the region's chronic traffic problems.

Like many other big cities, Rio has a chronic traffic problem.

Neighbors of Santa Monica College are upset over two bills being considered in the state Legislature that would broaden a policy that they say has caused overcrowding at the school and chronic traffic and parking problems in their neighborhoods.

Cooperatives, secular and religious, are doing much to ease the supply problems of the ordinary citizen and Teheran's chronic traffic jams are sorted out by volunteer traffic wardens.The Kurds in Teheran ever more vehemently repeat their pledge not to break away from Iran, even while ever more Kurdish flags appear in Kurdish areas of western Iran.

Time for some traffic problems in Cherry Hill.

Despite an intensifying housing shortage, highway traffic problems and declining quality of life in Silicon Valley, it still seems like an earthly paradise compared with the rapidly industrializing Beijing, with its chronic pollution.

Traffic problems, bad post position.

And the traffic problems continued.