"reduce the traffic" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it whenever you want to refer to decreasing the amount of traffic in a certain area. For example: "The city is looking into ways to reduce the traffic in downtown during rush hour."
Reduce the traffic jam created by people trying to go opposite directions on the staircases.
Another measure demanded by the new report is for local authorities to have the power to close or divert roads to reduce the traffic, especially near schools, when air pollution levels are high.
However, the new structure will not do much to reduce the traffic that already snarls the existing bridge, particularly during school pickup times and other peak hours, officials said.
Mr. Bloomberg has long been a staunch supporter of gun control and has made efforts to reduce the traffic in guns into the city through sting operations, lawsuits against gun dealers and other antigun measures.
Secondly, we spread the computational burden across the network and reduce the traffic between the devices.
The aim of introducing the demerit points system was to reduce the traffic law violations.
"I just hope it reduces the traffic and the congestion, and keeps the kids a little safer on the sidewalks".
But officials insisted that by mowing the green higher, watering it, and reducing the traffic walking on it, the green would play differently by Thursday.
Since Monday, officials have mowed the green higher, watered it and reduced the traffic walking on it, hoping to improve the situation.
"This is not merely about reducing the traffic along Oxford Street," Tyrrell says, "but about lowering pollution levels and positively impacting the wider environment".
In 2012 John Pascoe, the chief judge of the federal circuit court, called for the legalisation of onshore commercial surrogacy with the aim of reducing the traffic in the offshore commercial variety.
