The phrase "enter traffic" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is used to describe the action of joining or merging into a flow of vehicles on a road or highway. Example: "As the traffic light turned green, the driver cautiously entered traffic, making sure to merge smoothly into the busy highway."
Noting that agents said they had thought the car was fleeing, it points out that the car "was, however, in a merge lane and would need to accelerate to enter traffic".
As a measure of her robust I.Q., Yvonne can conjure up complex maneuvers and deliver them all in one breath, like "Right turn, then slight right turn ahead," or, "In a half mile, exit freeway on the right," and, "Enter traffic circle and take the third exit".
This is potentially dangerous because drivers typically enter traffic circles at around 30 mph, whereas modern roundabouts are designed for speeds of up to only about 15 mph (Retting et al. 2001).
By avoiding eye contact, drivers can refuse to allow other drivers to make turns or enter traffic.
He will guard the other ECMC cyclists from oncoming cars, making sure there's enough room for the bikes to change lanes, make turns, and enter traffic throughout the trip.
We noticed a "Do Not Enter" traffic sign strategically placed in from the Cancer Center entrance at Dartmouth -- I told Ron they didn't want me today.
The circulating traffic is considered to be the priority stream and entering traffic waits for a suitable gap in the circulating traffic.
Divides the road section into cells in which the road characteristics may vary, enabling handling of exiting and entering traffic on off- and on-ramps.
At the request of the Colorado Association of Transit Agencies, Rice also sponsored legislation requiring drivers to yield to transit buses re-entering traffic.
After immediate withdrawal from traffic, the locomotive had its Walschaerts valve gear re-fitted and No. 1850 re-entered traffic in April 1934.
By the time the first fifteen had entered traffic a further order of fifteen was placed, with these entering service between June and October 1946.
