Sentence examples for excess of vehicles from inspiring English sources

And of course, an excess of vehicles also creates traffic and pollution problems.

This nibbling – known by transport wonks as the "reallocation of road space" – is far from finished, but before-and-after photographs displayed at public consultations for the Connecting Leicester urban plan show that designing cities for cars results in an excess of vehicles.

But on the other hand, the risk of unbalancement in the number of available vehicles at stations is high: due to uneven demand, some stations during the day may end up with an excess of vehicles whereas other stations may end up with none.

The reason, he said, is that manufacturers have worked in recent years to cut back their inventories so there isn't as much excess of 2010 vehicles.

They say that up to 80percentt of that extra fuel consumption, in excess of the vehicles' normal fuel use, could be reduced through improvements in the basic properties of the asphalt, concrete and other materials used to build the roads.

Tesla said it was receiving worldwide orders for the Model S in excess of 20,000 vehicles per year.

Both blame cyclists for traffic congestion in their respective cities despite the highly visible fact that it is an excess of motor vehicles that causes the jams they complain about.

In the years to come, that market will be much more important than an automotive industry that, in its evolution from consumer product to a service, will require fewer units and rid the world of an excess of private vehicles currently gridlocking our roads and fouling the air we breathe.

The busiest of these, from Interstate 590 (I-590) to NY 65 in the eastern suburb of Brighton, carries in excess of 40,000 vehicles per day on average.

The section of freeway in between carried in excess of 50,000 vehicles a day in 2007 between M-10 and I-75.

The section of the expressway between the Scajaquada and Harlem Road (NY 240) just outside the city limit is the busiest on all of NY 33, handling in excess of 100,000 vehicles per day in areas.