Sentence examples for narrow traffic from inspiring English sources

True, shameless developers continue to tear down wooden buildings to make room for ugly concrete blocks, and the narrow traffic lanes are increasingly crowded with cars.

An appropriately assertive rider, according to the presentation, does not hesitate to ride in the center of a narrow traffic lane if no bike lane is available.

You'll pass to one side of this medieval city gate, which was built in 1380, the largest of its kind in England, replacing a Roman gate that stood on the same site: the entrance is so narrow traffic routes round it in one direction, and only those heading back towards the station get to squeeze their vehicles (or bikes) through.

Riding electric bicycles in Dashilar's narrow traffic lanes is especially risky because elderly people constitute a large proportion of the residents.

It voted instead to narrow traffic lanes without removing any, add raised and flush medians and close gaps in the sidewalk and bike lanes.

The council ultimately nixed the traffic circle and lane removal when it voted in May 2017 to narrow traffic lanes without removing any, add raised and flush medians and close gaps in the sidewalk and bike lanes.

Children run around freely on the narrow traffic-free cobbled streets, while teenagers play ball games.

Rescue workers struggled on Sunday to get equipment to the crash site, impeded by the city's narrow, traffic-choked streets and the thousands of onlookers who had gathered.

It's famously hard to navigate otherwise: narrow, traffic-choked streets with every vehicle heading for the gaps in the traffic (or even the anticipated gaps) at breakneck speed.

But Istanbul is not the easiest place to wheel a stroller, what with uncut curbs, narrow traffic-choked streets, steep inclines and Toddler-imposed strict time sanctions.

What, then, is the combination of the film festival, the Grand Prix of Monaco and the Chanel cruise show at St.-Tropez, all taking place this week on that rich, narrow, traffic-clogged strip of the French Riviera?