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"rush-hour traffic" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to traffic that occurs during the times of day when people are commuting to and from work. For example: "The highway is always crowded with rush-hour traffic."
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Rush-hour traffic halted.
Inevitably, that means snarled rush-hour traffic.
And she skirted rush-hour traffic.
Rush-hour traffic clogged the bike lane on First Avenue.
Was the conductor stuck in rush-hour traffic?
The road was packed with rush-hour traffic.
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They hope to avoid rush hour traffic.
Even in the rush hour, traffic moves briskly.
In rush hour, traffic often backs up for miles.
The phone lines were set alight, emails and tweets arrived as thick as rush hour traffic.
Even so, Mr. Bechtel didn't have much difficulty negotiating the pre-rush-hour traffic.
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