Sentence examples for minimise traffic from inspiring English sources

The council said it hoped to minimise traffic disruption during the work.

It has been suggested that modern rail systems might exploit so-called floating tracks, to minimise traffic vibration and noise.

She says a five or six-runway hub, linked to Ebbsfleet station, would eliminate noise and minimise traffic.

It also said it intended to work with Weymouth council and other parties to encourage visitors to use park and ride services to minimise traffic disruption.

An excellent example is recommendation 10 from Table 8, "To design traffic light control, depending on the overall traffic demand (both vehicles and pedestrians) to minimise traffic delays for all road users while taking into account VRU needs and policy goals for safety, throughput, emissions and mobility".

Johnson said he wanted to make public space in the capital as "unrestricted and unambiguous" as possible by minimising traffic lights, removing railings and formal pedestrian crossings – and in some instances pavements too – and relying instead on pedestrians, cyclists and road users "negotiating" street space.

"We've cut the numbers down from 18 to taking on just 12 women at a time, we've minimised traffic and we've looked at how we can landscape it.

The course was multiple circuits of the new A38 Plympton bypass in Devon – a location chosen not for its beguiling charms but to minimise local traffic disruption and to promote the Plymouth to Roscoff ferry link.

To minimise road traffic accident incidents avoid nighttime travelling.

Directly involving local communities in monitoring fracking and minimising heavy traffic and noise was also essential, the report said, as was spelling out local financial payments.

This requires a design and implementation of efficient control strategies to reduce or minimise the effect of traffic congestion.