Sentence examples for emissions gridlock from inspiring English sources

Despite being plagued by inefficiencies as measured by greenhouse-gas emissions, gridlock, wasted productivity and poor fuel economy, taxis are, for most urban centres, the most common remedy for that problematic last mile.

And they don't solve the problems of emissions or gridlock, because no matter how magical your navigational software, too many cars is too many cars, and many places are overwhelmed with vehicles even today.

In the disaster scenario, emissions increase, gridlock strangles cities, people become more obese and diseased as their robot cars do everything for them.

But experts caution that unless this paradigm shift is guided by sound public policies, the future of transportation could lead to more pollution, more emissions, and more gridlock.

And at an estimated $2m per mile, it is not a cheap fix for traffic gridlock and emissions from fossil-fuel-burning engines.

New Yorkers would enjoy the health and economic benefits of less gridlock and tailpipe emissions — and faster commutes.

After weeks of dithering as a deadline for the federal grant neared and then expired, Mr. Silver has now ensured the uncertain future of an already strained mass transit system and the continued growing problems of gridlock and tailpipe emissions.

"Public transportation is exactly where you should be putting housing if you're serious about getting more people onto transit, reducing gridlock, reducing carbon emissions, giving people the option of driving less," he said.

But cities are also experimenting with other transport solutions as they try to limit their gridlocks and CO2 emissions.

Casablanca, for instance, has just a railway line and is subject to frequent gridlocks causing CO2 emissions and pollutions.

At a stroke you do away with the 9am and 3pm gridlock around schools, cutting emissions... the list goes on.