Sentence examples for stricter traffic from inspiring English sources

Introducing stricter traffic control measures, such as electronic road pricing, and enforcing motorcycle restrictions, are also part of the effort to ease pressure on the city's overstretched roads.

After a truckers' blockade in August, the government watered down plans for higher fuel prices and stricter traffic laws.Many train journeys that begin on other railways have at some point to use Ferroban's network to arrive at Santos, so improving the efficiency of Ferroban and the port would help the entire rail industry.

Despite the planned introduction of stricter traffic laws, it will be pushed to meet its target.Though it still has less than one registered vehicle for every five inhabitants, Africa's most advanced country recorded 33 road deaths per 100,000 inhabitants in 2007, according to the World Health Organisation.

A recent report on motorcycle safety in ASEAN countries has advocated stricter traffic regulations governing the use of motorcycles and education regarding responsible driving as two possible interventions to reduce the mortality rate [14].

The League favors: a ban on private autos in Manhattan at peak daytime hours; increased night deliveries by trucks improved public transportation everywhere, little cars, stiffer licensing tests, regular checkups of license holders, stricter enforcement of stricter traffic laws.

Meanwhile, the government has imposed strict traffic regulations in Tehran, Isfahan and other major population centers.

There are strict traffic rules to protect the beetles, endemic only to Addo, and elephants once reduced to a mere dozen now number more than 400.

The recent dramatic increase in the number of vehicles, together with the lack of strict traffic rules and regulations, lack of awareness about safe road use behaviour and road safety factors, and lack of regular vehicle maintenance, have been suggested as contributing to the problem [8, 19].

A series of increasingly strict traffic control measures have been introduced to limit its use and thus prolong its life, making it the least busy Thames road bridge in London, except for the little-used Southwark Bridge.

"Kenya has strict trafficking laws, the same as Tanzania.

And though some lawmakers have called for stricter regulations, trafficking still seems a worthwhile risk, even for people not under the thumb of ISIS.