Sentence examples for closures traffic from inspiring English sources

With no place for the water to drain, it pools on the roadway, resulting in closures, traffic jams and headaches.

Conventional open trench activities result in disruption to these urban centers through road closures, traffic delays, traffic detours, loss of access to homes and business, unsightliness, noise and general disruption for everyone.

With President Barack Obama in town on Wednesday afternoon, the city will face unexpected road closures, traffic jams and a thicker-than-usual swarm of paparazzi in the tonier parts of town.

Even if you are sticking with the same bus route throughout, make sure you know different routes just in case there are road closures, traffic jams that you can avoid (because in a normal route, you stick with "Route A" even if there is a massive traffic jam), or accidents that may force detours.

With its closure, traffic has been diverted to the East Washington Avenue Bridge.

During the closure, traffic was detoured onto I-95, and several major roads in the Wilmington area experienced increased traffic congestion.

During this closure, traffic from I-495 was detoured onto I-95, and several major roads in the Wilmington area experienced increased traffic congestion.

The so-called "mini Holland" scheme in Walthamstow was introduced to the north-east London suburb amid great controversy, but now the programme of street closures and traffic reduction is seen as a success, and has seemingly reduced vehicle traffic across the wider area.

The accident also led to road closures and traffic jams during rush hour.

The automotive congestion created when unexpected street closures siphon traffic onto streets inappropriate for handling the additional detours is so great that even this city walker sympathizes with the drivers.

Bangkok also makes a bundle as a destination for conferences and conventions, but now organisers are actively considering going to other South-East Asian venues rather than endure the road closures and traffic chaos that accompany endless rounds of street demos (to say nothing of the threat of violence).The government's own grandiose spending plans have been thrown up in the air too.