The term 'congestion for' is not grammatically correct. You may use 'congestion of' instead. Example: There is a lot of congestion of traffic in the downtown area during rush hour.
"That means less congestion for everyone".
The result is economies of scale for the airlines but congestion for the passenger.
For example, decongestant drops and sprays may be effective in reducing congestion for a few days.
The threat of war is creating cause congestion for the truly committed.
For more than 10 years people in Jerusalem complained bitterly about the road works and congestion for the new tramline.
The residual congestion for other road users may result in continued wasteful fuel consumption and high vehicle pollutant emission.
Other changes, intended to ease congestion for spectators and runners, will include interruption of car-carrying service on the Staten Island Ferry during the race, Giuliani said.
A16 Outlook for Air Travel Delays The airlines and the government both said they were "cautiously optimistic" about easing congestion for the summer travel season.
To alleviate train congestion for now, she said, a $100,000 study to search for train, track, platform and signal options has begun.
"They benefit all parties: more productivity for businesses, better work-life balance for staff, less congestion for drivers and less over-crowding for public transport users".
The town's urban sprawl means the train station is only easily accessible by car, contributing to pollution and road congestion for residents.
