Sentence examples for congestion means from inspiring English sources

Less congestion means less wasted fuel and fewer emissions.

A slower pace without congestion means the driver knows at least they will definitely arrive in half an hour.

On the bright side, however, the bad news about congestion means that the airline business has bounced back from its post-9/11 doldrums.

Even telephone calls drop repeatedly and are often barely audible, while network congestion means it is impossible to use a smartphone even in parts of the capital, Delhi.

She says: "Cycling's importance to the economy, health and congestion means there are compelling reasons for politicians and commuters to take it seriously".

Traffic congestion means it can take more than an hour to cross the Nile; green space is in such short supply that picnicking families have nowhere to gather but on the threadbare grass verges beside the city's highways.

Reading Buses said "heavy congestion" meant it was splitting its Vitality 2 service at the town centre to improve punctuality.

Gerd Kortuem, professor of computing at the Open University and leader of energy for MK Smart, says this reduces congestion and means people are less likely to park illegally.

In a perfect world this would only cost a few cents worth of ETH for each transaction, but network congestion typically means you'll end up paying more.

Congestion also means more air pollution and excessive noise.

2.57pm Traffic congestion has meant the games at Preston and Brentford have been delayed 15 and 30 minutes respectively.