"outside of rush hour" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used in a sentence to refer to a time period that is not during the busiest commuting hours. Example: "I prefer to schedule my appointments outside of rush hour to avoid heavy traffic."
Outside of rush hour, some residents claim to be able to hop on the Palisades Interstate Parkway and get to the Upper West Side in 25 minutes.
If there is a downside to living in Yorktown, it could be the lengthy commute to New York City, which is at least an hour by car outside of rush hour.
Rates of cell phone use nearly doubled outside of rush hour and were higher among women, whites and drivers of vans and sport utility vehicles, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said.
Despite what most New Yorkers may think, outside of rush hour and weekend nights, cabbies spend most of their time cruising, looking hopefully for anyone with a hand up (which explains why, when you're merely waving to a friend, five cabs might skid to a stop in front of you).
Outside of rush hour, the journey from the airport to downtown should take anywhere from 25 minutes in a taxi (18,000 pesos or $30) to an hour in a shared van such as TransVip (7,000 pesos or $12).
This amount will allow the STM to increase metro frequency outside of rush hour, and to add buses to less-serviced neighborhoods, such as Griffintown and Rivière-des-Prairies, for instance.
Berry anticipates that if introduced this would affect a wider area than the current charging zone and have fees based much more on distances and time of day travelled than the present flat rates: "It would give people an incentive to travel outside of rush hours and be fairer too".
A taxi is the fastest option outside of rush hours, but will lighten your wallet by at least $70.
It is best to travel by car outside of rush hours.
Outside we could hear and feel the energy of rush hour.
It was the beginning of rush hour, and the large intersection outside the station was snarled with traffic.
