Sentence examples for getting congestion from inspiring English sources

MR. BLOOMBERG "Far and away it is not getting congestion pricing done".

When each was asked to cite a regret, Mr. Bloomberg said, "Far and away it is not getting congestion pricing done".

Yes, she confirms, New York will get congestion pricing.

"When you get an incident like this with a particular focus in London, it's inevitable you're going to get congestion.

"The few that can afford those lanes will get congestion relief, and the rest of us will still be paying the gas tax and sitting in traffic," Ms. Hall said.

He said: "Around Gatwick, we've got congestion, noise, air pollution.

"Air quality is worse where you have got congestion, slow flow of traffic or stationary traffic," she said.

"We've got a housing crisis, we've got congestion issues, we've got issues of fairness in a city like this - not everybody's got the same benefits out of the prosperity that Cambridge is experiencing".

By installing a toll tag on your dashboard, you get congestion insurance--the knowledge that on those days and at those times when you really need to get somewhere on time, you have an alternative to the gridlocked freeway.

"They're good for three to five days, but if you use them for any length of time, you can get congestion as a sign of overuse," he says.

• A one-year campaign by the Assembly's Transport Committee which succeeded in getting the congestion charge contract with Capita published.