Sentence examples for congestion woes from inspiring English sources

Adler has called the city's congestion woes an "existential" threat to Austin's quality of life.

But with traffic clotted and the prospect of new bridge and tunnel construction unlikely, many transportation planners see ferries as part of a solution to the region's congestion woes.

Besides too many cars fighting for too little space, traffic planners have said, a good deal of the curve's congestion woes can be attributed to the number of cloverleafs and on-ramps that have been built along the freeway to handle the increase in traffic volume over the years.

I found myself driving in Midtown one beautiful day with the usual traffic woes: congestion, noise, horns blaring and a million pedestrians.

It is more recreational than utilitarian — Mr. Berger drives two miles to work in his Audi — though that seems to be slowly changing, thanks to the pressures of traffic congestion and parking woes in these fast-growing suburbs.

A growing number of companies are looking at the viability of airborne, autonomous taxis as a way to ease urban congestion and transportation woes, but the city of Dubai could leapfrog those with a plan to deploy a passenger-carrying drone as early as this summer.

The 10-year, $17 billion plan is intended to address transportation woes, including traffic congestion in the Seattle area.

Scarcity is not the motive.Providers claim congestion, capacity limits, and other woes that are supposed to cajole the FCC to limit its intervention, and keep lawmakers away.

As congestion chaos fears and security debacle woes dominate at home, the world's media salivate as Britons conform to type – emerging as a bunch of moaning minnies.

The mayor's race now will turn on traffic congestion and an economy that has been gut-punched by Boeing layoffs and dot-com woes.

The area ranks fourth worst in traffic congestion among U.S. cities and has struggled for decades to find a fix for its transportation woes.