Sentence examples for relatively traffic from inspiring English sources

The whole area – which now goes by the compound name Starstreet – is hemmed in on each side by the noise and chaos of the big city, but 100 yards in, it becomes tranquil and relatively traffic free.

An unusual mix of Victorian houses and cottages, old mansions, odd urban and industrial ruins, beaches and tranquil wooded areas like Blue Heron Pond as well as relatively traffic-free streets, make this whole area a popular cycling destination.

After the relatively easygoing traffic of Montana, New Jersey driving had a predatory fierceness I wasn't ready for.

Transportation officials attributed the relatively smooth traffic flow to fewer commuters; many are vacationing because of the coming religious holidays.

Another Semester at Sea student was arrested in the former Yugoslavia for getting into a relatively minor traffic accident.

Commuting trips to work are cheapest because the trips occur on familiar routes in relatively slow traffic.

While security in the area is relatively tight, traffic was not restricted in front of the United Nations building.

First, relatively low traffic levels and industrial emissions over France on Sunday meant there was insufficient pollution to form smog over the UK on Monday.

These two groups have relatively low traffic, but they get high click-through rates and generate a high proportion of e-mail submissions.

As surreal as this setting may be, opposition to the development -- in the form of the 150-member Coalition to Preserve South Orange is relatively prosaic: traffic would be a nightmare; runoff would be ruinous; the schools would get even more crowded.

Surveys show that assisted-living housing typically draws people from within a 20-mile radius and that it generates relatively little traffic compared to other apartment buildings because residents do not drive, said Whitney Redding, a spokeswoman for the Assisted Living Federation of America.