Sentence examples for shore traffic from inspiring English sources

Isn't is enough that we residents are subjected to real bad news (corrupt government officials, high taxes, crumbling roads, Shore traffic and a maligned state university) on a regular basis?

Those problems were cited in a 1998 report by the South Jersey Transportation Planning Organization, which evaluated many alternatives for alleviating shore traffic both from the Garden State Parkway and Route 55, which begins in Gloucester County.

Even when summer shore traffic can back traffic up for several miles along the Atlantic City Expressway, "most of our customers just don't find the train an acceptable form of transportation," said Tim Wilmott, an executive who oversees the Harrah's and Showboat casinos in Atlantic City and is also president of the New Jersey Casino Association, the gambling industry's lobbying group.

"I love the idea of maintaining my ocean view, walking to work and not getting in my car to go shopping," Ms. Totten said, noting that it now takes her 13 minutes from Sea Bright to either store, though that can stretch to 40 minutes with summer shore traffic.

On the opposite shore, traffic volumes grow from over 6,000 near Bath to over 11,000 outside of Kingston.

There are so few cars near the shore that traffic signals are mere ornaments.

Inaugurated in 1998, just in time for the World's Fair, the cable-stayed, combined-purpose Vasco da Gama Bridge, connecting Lisbon and the eastern portion of the metropolitan area to the southern shore, relieved traffic congestion on the 25th of April Bridge and provided additional rail access.

Quantcast and Compete both shore Mippins traffic heading in the right direction.

Ms. Glauner said it would not matter much to her business if shore-bound traffic was diverted.

Traffic jams along this portion of Route 47 are commonplace in the summer vacation season and can stretch for miles due to the missing southern section of Route 55, where all Jersey Shore-bound traffic enters the small two-lane road.

It's also what the day-trippers and renters relinquish to us every Labor Day: the sweet hibernation of winters at the shore, when the traffic lights blink yellow all day.