Sentence examples for road gridlock from inspiring English sources

As Eden Hazard drove out into the Fulham Road gridlock on the last day of the season two summers ago there was a suggestion in the air he might be leaving Stamford Bridge for the last time.

Where the workshop stood there is now a wide stretch of road gridlocked with cars.

Two thirds of Tube services were hit by yesterday's action, while overground trains and buses were packed and roads gridlocked as commuters headed for work.

Further heavy snowfalls across the UK have brought severe travel disruption with roads gridlocked and trains and flights delayed or cancelled.

Heavy snow has caused disruption across Norfolk, with flights cancelled, trains delayed and some roads gridlocked.

Wednesday night, and Gloucester Road is gridlocked.

Others set out alone on the highways, where slick roads and gridlock often greeted them, or car-pooled as Connecticut state officials had urged.

As the road became gridlocked, it took motorists five hours or longer to cover 12 miles to evacuation centers at the work camps.

The snow storm on top of icy roads brought gridlock around the city.

That seems a tall order, to put it mildly.Soaring car-ownership is leaving the country's underdeveloped roads increasingly gridlocked.

Transport for London estimated that about 4,000 drivers had taken part and roads were gridlocked around Parliament Square, Whitehall and Trafalgar Square.