Sentence examples for rising congestion from inspiring English sources

Some of these will fly from other British airports, but across Britain as a whole, the forecasts predict that rising congestion and costs will deter 5m flights a year.

Sir Rod Eddington, a former boss of British Airways, argued in a 2006 review that rising congestion in England alone would cost the equivalent of £25 billion by 2025 if networks did not keep up with demand.

climate change and urbanization processes, i.e. rising congestion problems as a result of spatial agglomeration.

If employment snaps back, we'll be back on the old curve," he says, referring to the trend of rising congestion before 2008.

But fierce competition in the urban mobility space is not deterring Uber from peddling into the region, and attempting to put some shine back on a brand that's still divisive — charged with all sorts of problematic effects from rising congestion and air pollution to having a damaging impact on workers' rights.

With so much talk about the growth of cities, the internet of things, the role of regulation in an era of rapid technological change, rising congestion and the need to open the doors of opportunity wider to all segments of the population, change is needed.

Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) has become popular as a means to provide non-automobile-based mobility and alleviate the impacts of rising traffic congestion in cities around the world.

Rising traffic congestion led to the creation of the world's first local urban rail network.

To fight rising traffic congestion and population, the national government has recently implemented a policy for rapid urbanization of surrounding areas and beyond by the introduction of a ten-year relief on income tax for new construction of facilities and buildings outside Dhaka.

In rebellion against the perceived evils of high-rise congestion and suburban sprawl, some of the earliest and most dedicated eco-activists moved to rural communes, where they lived in tentlike structures and geodesic domes.

The number of cars passing through the junction has risen, yet congestion has fallen.