Sentence examples for perpetual traffic from inspiring English sources

Seeing them go brought some relief to the perpetual traffic jams of Egypt's capital.

Aside from the fossil fuel use, the city suffers almost perpetual traffic congestion.

Tehran, a city of putty-colored buildings tucked against the Alborz Mountains, wreathed in smog and overwhelmed by a perpetual traffic jam, resembles no place so much as it does Los Angeles.

Faced with perpetual traffic jams on the Strip, Las Vegas opened a monorail line on July 15 that can whisk passengers to any of seven stations that serve nine resorts and the city's convention center.

It is, of course, an idea that runs smack up against our statewide sprawl and the constant clamor for better, wider roads to get us out of our perpetual traffic jam.

Perpetual high traffic volumes on U.S. highways have raised more public concern than ever about transportation safety.

But the technology, which is hardly new, has not been much used in the city, whose streets seem to be cursed with a perpetual plague of traffic-clogging excavations.

Thus, an engineered full-depth asphalt pavement is proposed as a sustainable perpetual solution to heavy traffic and the best socio- economic interest.

A seemingly unending flow of traffic and people rush through the streets like water from a broken dike, and New York City is known throughout the world for being in a state of perpetual motion.

Morro do Adeus is at the heart of a perpetual conflict between rival drug trafficking gangs, which control different sections of Alemão – a vast network of communities with a population that may be as high as 120,000.

Human trafficking and sexual offenders have been a perpetual headache for rights groups, since the crimes are so heinous and are often facilitated by privacy, they often warrant new forays into preserving security at the cost of liberty.