Sentence examples for congestion costing from inspiring English sources

The Department for Transport (DfT) predicts traffic could rise by 46% by 2040, with the resulting congestion costing £10bn a year in lost time.

The city suffers from congestion, costing an estimated £350 million per year.

At the individual citizen level, traffic congestion cost $1,740 per driver during 2014.

Over to Canada, where Toronto's commuter congestion costs the city C$6bn£2.9.9 bn) annually.

Congestion cost the average commuter $750, up from $351 in 1982.

Congestion costs the British economy almost £8 billion a year as ageing roads struggle with the rising number of cars.

The central government has calculated that congestion costs the city 65 trillion rupiahs a year (£3bn), and air pollution is considered a major health issue.

In Greater Kuala Lumpur it is estimated that congestion costs the economy up to 2.2% of GDP, while in Malaysia as a whole, a third of urban roads are "at capacity or extensively queuing".

By the authority's own estimate, traffic congestion costs the region $9 billion a year, and it is time to price the usage of all transportation assets to reflect, and try to change, that reality.

Traffic congestion costs the UK economy about £7bn a year, the government estimates.

By their measure, congestion cost the UK more than US$53.4 billion in 2017, while the figure for the US was a staggering $305 billion.