Sentence examples for of traffic services from inspiring English sources
He is to take over command of the State Police's division of traffic services, said the spokesman, Lt. Glenn Miner.
David Salmon, director of traffic services for the New York State Police, says alcohol is especially dangerous because it so often leads to other driving mistakeslike not wearing a seat belt, over- or understeering and road rage.
"The rapid development of different technologies, types of traffic, service providers and networks, and the growth in sheer volumes that accompany particularly the expansion and use of the internet, present an unprecedented challenge to the success of GCHQ's mission".
However, it is unclear how existing performance measures relate to driver perceptions of the quality of traffic service.
Their experimental results indicate that our proposed measure more appropriately describes driver perceptions of the quality of traffic service than do previously proposed performance measures.
Highways should be designed so that an appropriate performance measure corresponding to major highway functions can achieve a required level of quality of traffic service.
The geometric design, especially the horizontal and vertical alignments, of rural two-lane highway facilities is considered one of the most important factors affecting the quality of traffic service and safety.
This study proposes a method for assessing the planning level of performance measures by means of an interurban accessibility estimation model, as compared with a required level of quality of traffic service.
The other objective is to demonstrate how to use interurban accessibility to determine the planning level of the performance measure in comparison with a required level of quality of traffic service.
Bill G. Peacock, director of air traffic services, said that under the old system, controllers received some of their weather information by asking pilots what they saw from their cockpits, or from their airborne radars, but that this made for "more verbiage" on air traffic control frequencies and thus limited the number of planes that a controller could handle at one time.
Taken together, these developments highlight the rapid growth of air traffic services both to and from Asia, and within the sprawling region itself.
