Sentence examples for daytime traffic from inspiring English sources

In London over 1.6 million people are exposed to daytime traffic noise louder than the 55dB threshold.

And the fact remains that in the midst of daytime traffic, top speeds rarely exceed the teens.

Night calls used to cost A.T.& T. very little, because they used an otherwise idle network that was financed by heavy daytime traffic.

Those surrounded by daytime traffic noise louder than 60 decibels (dB) were found to be 4 per cent more likely die to than those who only experienced noise levels of 55dB, which equates to the noise of a loud conversation.

The study found that adults living in areas with the noisiest daytime traffic were 5 per cent more likely to be hospitalised for strokes than those from quieter areas.

A section of the road closest to the Egyptian positions — where the gunmen staged their ambush of an Israeli bus, private cars and army personnel — reopened to civilian daytime traffic for the first time on Sunday.

Daytime foot traffic is often slow.

But a supporter, Tim Laughlin, the executive director of the Lower East Side Business Improvement District, said Ludlow House would be a place where "people could meet with clients, use a laptop, have lunch meetings, all those things that drive daytime foot traffic that permit our restaurateurs and entrepreneurs to have successful businesses during the day".

"I know a lot of people in Station North are interested in more daytime foot traffic, which the students will bring, and that will be great," says Stone, mindful of the many vacant storefronts and underutilized properties remaining within the district.

Daytime indoor traffic noise should be estimated in rooms where activities may be disturbed, and this may be more difficult to determine.

He thinks his restaurant can give Durkl a daytime boost in traffic.