Sentence examples for help traffic from inspiring English sources

Our policies will help traffic flow, not force it to grind to a halt.

But, of course, an excellent article about material in the museum can help traffic, whether virtual or in person.

Westchester County has installed a new computerized traffic signal system on three major roads to help traffic move more efficiently.

"We hope that results from this study may help traffic engineers to make informed judgments," he said.

In 1986, New York City tried to buy hand-held computers to help traffic agents issue parking tickets.

If there were a way for you to find out, might it help traffic flow more smoothly?That question is now engrossing transport planners around the world.

Many women's groups say that this would only force prostitution underground, making it even harder to help trafficked women.

She has ambitions to set up a charity of her own to help trafficking victims like herself.

A tiny, tentative Home Office pilot project opened a few weeks ago in London to try to help trafficked women escape.

A decade later, when a special unit trained to recognize and help trafficking victims raided another brother in which she she worked, Anna had a very different experience.

To help trafficking victims rebuild their lives, Legal Aid began a special project last year that is the first effort by a public defender program to address the systemic criminalization of victims of trafficking and exploitation.