Sentence examples for help with traffic from inspiring English sources
The Police Department will have its entire force, 124 officers, on duty to help with traffic, crowd control and any unforeseen incidents.
Chinese media reported this week that pilot schemes were being introduced for an "information platform of real-time citizen movement" to help with traffic management.
Also the military's Operation Redfold will have authority to direct some 3,500 military personnel to move food and fuel and help with traffic congestion in Kent.
I am to stay on Greene, to help with traffic, in case they are forced to turn back and need to exit here.
Police and emergency services have been fortified with additional reserves from the state, and the National Guard has been called in to help with traffic, since most of the roads in the county are only two lanes wide.
At the Touro Law Center Veterans' and Servicemembers' Rights Clinic on Long Island, veterans were often looking for help with traffic citations they could not afford to pay, said Ken Rosenblum, the clinic's retired director.
Also on Friday, NATO agreed to send three Awacs radar planes to help with air traffic control over Afghanistan, resolving a dispute over how the deployment would be financed.
That support is likely to consist of much of what the United States already has in the region — Awacs radar planes to help with air traffic control should there be airstrikes, other surveillance aircraft and about 400 Marines aboard two amphibious assault ships in the region, the Kearsarge and the Ponce.
To boost bandwidth and help with other traffic such as VoIP phone calls, Dunton purchased a fiber optic Internet link rated at 100 megabits per second.
Targeting customers and creating tailored shopping experiences with integrated shopping solutions like beacons help with foot traffic in a time of declining in-store shopping.
County officials believe that both projects would help with future traffic flow emanating from the planned Freehold Raceway Mall connector road.
