The paper's almost entirely evidence-free, anecdote-based article takes London as a starting point, but goes on to claim that new bike lanes are also causing "traffic chaos" and "gridlock" in places as far afield as Manchester, Cornwall, Gloucester and Cambridge.
With elections looming and political gridlock firmly in place, Congress is unlikely to agree on such a measure in the near future.
Richard L. Hasen, an election law professor at the University of California, Irvine, said the Nebraska ads reflect the inability of the F.E.C. — hobbled in recent years by political gridlock — to put in place and police campaign finance rules.
Official messages have also been uneven: Greg Abbott, the governor of Texas, advised evacuation; the mayor of Houston, Sylvester Turner likely warding off the worst-case scenario of a hurricane hitting gridlock traffic advised sheltering in place.
Production of "Gridlock" took place in September and October 2006.
Traffic modelling has shown that leaving the current network of traffic light controlled intersections in place would result in gridlock by 2021.
Of course, it was the players who rejected the deal these owners offered on Monday, after four-plus months of negotiation gridlock, to bring on what NBA commissioner David Stern—snarl-smirk firmly in place, per usual called "nuclear winter".
Travellers around the airport have described the "traffic chaos" and "gridlock" as a result of the protest, and there is a contraflow in place in the outbound tunnel.
New York urgently needs a nonpartisan, equitable system to redraw district lines, to be in place before the next census, since a bipartisan approach would guarantee the present system and resulting legislative gridlock.
The American people are embarrassed by the gridlock currently taking place in Washington.
