Sentence examples for faced traffic from inspiring English sources

"He would pull off the road and open the trunk so that the equipment faced traffic," his son says.

Funding issues delayed the completion of the entire route until 2011, more than fifty years after construction began; until then, the city of Santee faced traffic snarls.

He and the other two protesters were fairly well-treated, as they walked south, off the northbound lane, facing traffic.

The campaign consists of fairly basic stuff – walk facing traffic and look left, right and left again before crossing.

In my town, a lot of people ride on the sidewalk or facing traffic, a danger to everybody.

The main implication of this study is that information about the importance of facing traffic should be reinforced with specific information about its substantial safety benefits.

This summer, the State Legislature, facing traffic so bad that entire political campaigns are now run on "the transportation mess," was forced to show it recognized the problem.

His aides seemed to think facing traffic might be a better bet than any more questions on that score and hustled him away.

Because the snow that has fallen this particularly bitter winter was still piled on the sidewalk, the four continued walking on the highway, facing traffic.

And pedestrians, who make up a large fraction of drunken-driving victims, should wear light-colored clothing and walk facing traffic, he said.

"Oh, I figure there's gonna be an accident," says one codger whose confusion at a lifelike mural facing traffic is made to seem ridiculous.