Sentence examples for confusing traffic from inspiring English sources

The streets nearby were filled with potholes and a crazy quilt of confusing traffic signs.

You can forgo the confusing traffic tangle getting in and out of the commercial Victoria and Alfred Waterfront by making Camps Bay your base.

In doing so, they would have blocked off one of the most scenic vistas in Connecticut, clogged up an already congested and confusing traffic artery and destroyed the aesthetics and economic potential of what happens to be a beautiful little village (of which the existing theater is an essential part).

But as a youth he saw the disorganization of New York's port facilities -- ships waiting for limited dock space, confused traffic, competition for facilities -- and in 1902 founded the Bush Terminal along the Brooklyn waterfront, with a goal of providing coordinated port activities.

The article confuses " traffic" with "unique users," discounting actual growth and our increasing appeal to advertisers.

Surowiecki seems to have confused traffic with revenues, and speed with scale: glaciers move ponderously, but they shaped the face of the earth.

(Not that the traffic moves so well. The routes through the place are confusing, and traffic is often backed up).

If you ride in the street, don't obstruct or confuse motorized traffic needlessly.

On United Flight 175, the second plane to hit the World Trade Center, someone changed the code that the transponder was sending, which had the effect of confusing the air traffic control computers.

Tijuana was chaotic: terrible traffic, confusing roads, difficulty communicating (neither Neil nor Jesse is fluent in Spanish).

Security staffers bullied, pushed and shoved journalists, causing an uproar by ordering reporters out of the room as Obama was about to speak.Outside the Peace Palace, the presence of military escorts armed with AK47s, police and gendarmerie on the streets -- jammed with traffic, confused tourists, the odd businessmen and ordinary Khmers – made the situation much worse.