Sentence examples for raised congestion from inspiring English sources

So I thought it would be worth passing on the report author's own explanation for the reference to the highway, and its relation to the situation in Vancouver itself.The idea is that we are reporting general raised congestion levels in and around Vancouver and the fact that the Malahat highway was closed is a reflection of this trend.

One of the Mayor's proposals is to put the money raised by congestion pricing — an estimated four hundred million dollars a year — toward improving subway and bus service.

One of the Mayor's proposals is to put the money raised by congestion pricing an estimated four hundred million dollars a year toward improving subway and bus service.

And he portrayed the commission's expected recommendation as merely the start of a new phase in the process, which will focus on how the approximately $500 million a year raised by congestion pricing would be used to improve mass transportation in the region.

Crucially, I'll have the means to pay for all this by raising the congestion charge and levying a charge on workplace parking.

During the debate Livingstone came under pressure over his mayoral record, both on freezing fares in his first term and on a promise in 2003 that he would not raise the congestion charge from £5.

Jiang et al. [9] raise channel congestion control issues for vehicular safety communication, and introduce feedback information to enhance system performance and reliability.

Before the chancellor got up, officials in the transport department had been told by Treasury colleagues that he would announce that in future local authorities would be allowed to spend revenues raised by urban congestion charges and taxes on non-residential parking.

It tentatively identified $20 billion in potential sources of funds, including $4.5 billion that could be raised by borrowing against congestion pricing revenue.

The extra revenue raised from an extended congestion zone needs to be invested in electric cars and buses and making cycling safer.

Although some of Mr. McGreevey's environmental initiatives have met opposition from Republicans, today's announcement was applauded by legislators from communities where the pressure to develop new subdivisions has raised concerns about traffic congestion and higher property taxes for new schools, roads and sewers.