"driving jam" is not a grammatically correct or usable phrase in written English.
It is not a phrase that can normally be used in a sentence.
Tapping that gives you quick access to your own Spotify playlists or a set of city-specific playlists that feature great driving jams.
He also sang, notably on "Never Turn Back," a Thomas A. Dorsey tune that in this version became a sprawling but hard-driving jam.
Getting to a train station is far easier than driving on jammed highways to arrive at a crowded airport.
"I think it's very interesting that Charlie Brooker... doesn't get bogged down in the fact that he is like a bloke in a traffic jam driving a car, complaining about there being lots of cars on the road," says Lee. "I think he's really good, but he doesn't seem to implode under the weight of the contradictions he embodies".
Low-speed driving in traffic jams causes significant pollution and wasted time for commuters.
Or do you prefer driving through traffic jams to an airport, security checks, delays and American air roulette with the under-staffed, over-worked, technologically handicapped air-traffic control system we now have?
Sitting in traffic did give me the time to shoot a few raw little videos while driving in the traffic jam.
"If you're stuck in a traffic jam or driving hundreds of miles in a straight line across Nebraska or Montana," Dieter Zetsche, the Mercedes-Benz chief executive, said in a speech at C.E.S. on Tuesday, "it might be better for you to read a book".
These applications include road-safety services (like traffic flow control mechanism, issuing driving alerts like traffic jams, accident warnings, road's condition, etc).
In the stop and go of the traffic jam we started driving side by side and then he started looking at me," says Crespo.
Asked about the atrocious smog blanketing Beijing and the traffic jams that made driving there a threat to mental health, she shrugged.
