Sentence examples for past traffic from inspiring English sources

Past traffic showed that consumers want to know about Medicaid, so you'll find a section that explains eligibility and benefits.

The city has a guided busway which enables buses to speed past traffic jams; three more are planned.

Traffic-light systems currently operate on fixed cycles, with lights staying green on the basis of past traffic patterns.

After that, Seat will provide traffic forecasts produced by correlating past traffic patterns with variables including weather, the date and nearby events, says Mr Cellini.

WASHINGTON — The lowly bus is getting a makeover that could one day help U.S. workers whiz past traffic to their jobs on time while saving fuel in the country that is the world's largest oil consumer.

Then he aimed higher, approaching a silver Mercedes S.U.V. "What's it going to take," he asked, "to put you in a Mercedes today?" Ray Scanlon, a deputy commissioner of the agency's uniformed services bureau, said many of the seizures occurred along Flatbush Avenue in Brooklyn — "the Wild West," he said — where vans bound past traffic lights seemingly without a second thought.

Denisenko is on the US Special Designated Nationals (SDN) List enforced by the department of treasury, because of his past trafficking activities in Liberia, according to the report.

Fifa says that, in the past, trafficking of young players has led to some minors being virtually abandoned on the streets of foreign countries.

Past traffic-related air pollution studies investigating health effects have relied mainly on central-site monitoring data, modeled exposure variables, or employed proximity to roadway as an exposure metric.

Traffic-related exposures were a primary source of lead exposure in the era of leaded gasoline, and it is reasonable to expect that men with high current traffic-related air pollution exposures had high past traffic-related lead exposures.

In London and several other cities, I cycle past endless traffic jams.