Sentence examples for much reduced traffic from inspiring English sources

Even with much reduced traffic, it was about two hours and sometimes more between Vancouver and the Whistler venues — dissuasive for spectators and for athletes.

Friday can also fall on Christmas day, New Years day, First of May and some other holidays with much reduced traffic volumes and exposure to risk.

"For us to pat ourselves on the back to have reduced traffic fatalities as much as we have is to say that those remaining 100 to 300 people a year who are dying is acceptable," Transportation Alternatives Spokesman Michael Murphy said.

Though short-term effects on mortality have been shown (increased suicides but reduced traffic deaths),, it is much more difficult to identify long-term effects on morbidity or mortality.

However, tourism in towns along the former routes was affected by the reduced traffic flow, with businesses losing as much 60% of their trade.

"They will get reduced traffic and increased parking.

Kmart hasn't reported reduced traffic.

Shropshire Council said the "much needed" road will reduce traffic, accidents and carbon emissions in the town.

"What we worked on a decade ago, it was pretty much equal emphasis on reducing traffic congestion," says Mr Schaller, explaining that the proposal has been in the works for many years.

But this has not reduced trafficking.

In any case, the stream of traffic ahead of us had been much reduced by the pedestrian rubbernecking.