"easy traffic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where traffic flow is smooth and without delays or obstacles. Example: Thanks to the new highway, commuting to work now means easy traffic and a shorter travel time.
This capital city in the middle of a state better known, fairly or not, for cornfields and rusting factories has a low cost of living, easy traffic and a comparatively robust economy.
The A&E network series, a prequel to Alfred Hitchcock's 1960 horror movie Psycho, may look like TV cashing on a celluloid classic, but Hitchcock himself was a pioneer of easy traffic between the screen media – and Stone can be seen as following his example.
That easy traffic between books and real things — the chasms made on the shelf by the books about chasms; the way we turn up and almost spook ourselves in Johnson, or Horace, or Virgil — this shuttle run across representation nowadays seems like the crisscrossing of Charon across the Stygian waters.
So, what's in it for YouTube? 1) Easy Traffic: "Source?" With any good GIF, it's the first question people ask.
The lessons from the bubble era are still relevant today: an existence built on "easy money" or "easy traffic" can be dangerous to big companies and startups alike.
An easy traffic light system marks the wheelchair accessibility of a place: Green signifies an unrestricted access – e.g. because there are no steps or there is a permanent ramp, an elevator or other tools which allow the entrance.
For almost five decades, Anita Desai's writing has avoided this easy trafficking in the delicious and malicious.
When open — which will be most of the time — the gates will allow easy boat traffic.
I drove around Greece and found driving here easy because traffic rules don't seem to matter.
The communications gear, however, is doing the easy stuff directing traffic, mainly, and propelling bits down low-friction pipes.
But gun control advocates say that its too easy to traffic guns between states that have tough gun regulation, and those which have very little regulation.
