There's no reason to believe Romney could "break" gridlock.
If Mr. Booker becomes mayor, he could face gridlock there before he even has a chance to savor victory, according to the Star-Ledger.
It could cause gridlock with cars idling, spewing out exhaust, so it'd be just as bad," says Bruce McCall about the inspiration for this week's cover, "A Greater, Greener New York".
Earlier this year, senior freight industry leaders including Eurotunnel said the introduction of customs checks at Dover after Brexit could cause gridlock in south-east England, with lorries queueing in Kent for up to 30 miles (48km) to get across the Channel.
More than 1 million Washington-area residents are planning to travel for the Fourth of July holiday Wednesday, which means Tuesday could bring gridlock as they hit the region's roads.
Earlier this year, leading freight industry groups including Eurotunnel said the introduction of customs checks at Dover after Brexit could cause gridlock in south-east England, with lorries queueing in Kent for up to 30 miles (48km) to get across the Channel.
The town Democratic chairwoman, Mary E. Collins, said that if Ms. Scarpati-Reilly's no votes last month are going to be repeated, it could signal gridlock in town government and warrant a reassessment of the party's opposition to an immediate special election.
European leaders fear that beyond the short-term funding, there could be gridlock over the scores of billions needed for transfers to the poor countries in the longer-term, condemning Copenhagen to failure, triggering unrest in the developing world and an international crisis.
The report says: "The freight vehicles currently only take seconds to clear the port of Dover but if Brexit ends up creating regulatory and tariff barriers between the UK and the EU, it is predicted that there could be gridlock around the town and through to Maidstone and beyond.
