Sentence examples for jammed roadways from inspiring English sources

Driving restrictions have slightly eased the environmental injury of the 700,000 new vehicles that last year joined the capital's jammed roadways.

But in 2002, the surrounding municipalities of Madison and the Chathams sued Florham Park, arguing that the development would clog a local roadway, Park Avenue, and put extra pressure on already jammed roadways with its proposed access to Route 24.

Cellphone service was strangled as the quake led to disruptions in air traffic, halted trains, jammed roadways and gave some on the West Coast an opportunity to poke fun at Easterners who seemed panicked and uncertain of how to respond.

For years, Musk as grumbled about the need for a solution to the city's consistently jammed roadways.

When transit workers shut down train service for four days in early July, roadways were jammed and commuters faced long lines for buses and ferries.

By the time they decided to evacuate, all the plane tickets were sold out and the roadways were so jammed that it seemed better to stay put.

A key to the ABC interview will be if Sawyer presses Christie on when he knew that roadways were being jammed, which remains the central point.

Like Mr. Ford, the majority of these commuters do daily battle on the city's 6,000 miles of often jam-packed roadways.

Image caption Frozen chunks of river ice are causing "ice jams" along roadways and towns.

Up to 10,000 people evacuated the Outer Banks, which resulted in traffic jams on roadways heading out of the area.

Closed military areas adjacent to Gaza were reopened, and heavy movement of military vehicles caused traffic jams on roadways in southern Israel.