Sentence examples for congestion emissions from inspiring English sources

Public transportation does not pay for itself in fares; it pays for itself in the benefits to society of reduced congestion, emissions, parking and paving of open spaces.

If more of us would simply pile into cars together – on our way to work, or school, or wherever – we could reduce congestion, emissions, even the need for parking.

The lack of research in this area involving Spain and the key role played by the sector, given its high level of energy consumption and the negative externalities associated with it (accidents, noise, traffic congestion, emissions, etc)., endow greater relevance to this type of research.

Such a fundamental change to the industry could produce benefits and improvements for congestion, emissions and road safety [19].

Crucially, it will encourage a "modal shift" away from the private car which would reduce congestion, emissions and accidents, Mr Palmer said.

Conversely, transport is generally associated with negative effects, such as congestion, emissions and noise (which are acute in the central regions).

The final LUR model had six independent variables: elevation, three on road mobile emission variables (total traffic, average congestion, emission efficiency), and two stationary emission variables (NH3 and SO2) (Table 1).

To name just three: congestion, carbon emissions and traffic accidents.

"Too many projects are being delayed that would actually reduce congestion and emissions," he said.

"There are benefits in terms of reduced congestion, reduced emissions associated with congestion, and convenience to motorists," he said.

What began as a solution to congestion and emissions soon took on the appearance of a punishment.