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Discover Ludwig"commuter traffic" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to people who drive to and from work or school on a regular basis. For example, "The traffic on the highway can be incredibly bad during rush hour due to the large number of commuters."
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I'd forgotten about commuter traffic.
A homeless boy sleeps amid the cacophony of commuter traffic.
Modernization of Pennsylvania Station to handle more commuter traffic.
In Montreal commuter traffic was disrupted and highways blocked.
Not that there isn't commuter traffic, but these days few traces of Branchville's gritty past persist.
Road and transit improvements designed to handle major increases in commuter traffic take much longer.
Closure would affect uses ranging from everyday commuter traffic to VIP motorcades and funeral processions.
I have never wasted precious evenings stuck in commuter traffic, my windscreen fogging with boredom.
In Westchester, he said, the high volume of commuter traffic makes road repairs there crucial.
Long sweeping boulevards that channelled commuter traffic were silent and sinister.
In the distance I can see commuter traffic, still heavy, on the elevated roadways that feed the Poplar Street Bridge.
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