Sentence examples for mix traffic from inspiring English sources

"Car speeds come down in cities where cycling is important, and this opens opportunities to mix traffic in such a way that motorists behave as guests.

It certainly seems to be working – the company is right in the mix traffic-wise with Shelfari and Library Thing, and growing quickly.

Some of the most dangerous air pollutants in the UK come from mixing traffic fumes with the agricultural pollutants, which causes reactive particles that can penetrate deep into the lungs, Dr Lelieveld said.

The average was about a 1,829 2,032-mm (72–80-inch) diameter for passenger engines and 1,829 2,032-mm (54–66 inches) for freight or mixed-traffic types.

Amtrak has passengers board trains in a bizarre manner, America builds brand new mixed-traffic streetcars that are universally rejected abroad, and America rarely uses proof-of-payment fare-collection systems.Until that bolded bit changes, business travel here will be a lot harder than it has to be.

From 1949, the class was turned out in British Railways mixed-traffic black livery with red and cream lining.

The utility of the N class as capable mixed-traffic locomotives ensured their continued use until withdrawal in 1966.

Richard Maunsell's N class mixed-traffic 2-6-0 protheype for the South Eastern and Chatham Railway (SECR) was completed in 1917.

The first of these was the N class 2-6-0, which gave the SECR a capable mixed-traffic locomotive.

The K class was designed to be mechanically similar to the SECR N class 2-6-0 mixed-traffic locomotives.

This was succeeded by the British Railways mixed-traffic lined black livery with red, cream and grey lining and the British Railways crest on the tender.