Large blocks mean fewer roads to disperse traffic.
Another promising site, owned by Mr. Ferari, is far enough from downtown to disperse traffic, but it also requires rezoning.
A fourth mainland bridge would connect the Lekki peninsula, extending east from Victoria Island along the coast, to the towns popping up on the north shore of the lagoon, which would disperse traffic heading into the city.
According to the World Wildlife Foundation, by dispersing ship traffic throughout the region and decreasing tourist traffic at sites that are becoming too popular, the new regulations aim to ensure that the Galápagos' fragile ecosystems – 97% of which are contained in strictly protected national park area – never become endangered again.
This paper focuses on the effectiveness of trees at dispersing road traffic emissions on a city scale.
Police have arrested a handful, almost all for failure to disperse after blocking traffic.
The music suddenly disperses, much the way traffic jams often clear up "for no apparent reason," as Mr. Tovey puts it in his program note.
Emissions from marine traffic and dispersed in coastal areas are growing in recent years in part because of widespread actions worldwide aimed to reduce emissions deriving from road transport sector during the last years [3].
The group blocked traffic in the city, marching from the headquarters to the Dallas Police Association and back before dispersing for the night, according to the Dallas Morning News.
Winds were dispersing the cloud and reducing concentrations to levels that regulators and engine manufacturers have agreed are safe for commercial traffic.
"They are dispersing people.
