Sentence examples for subject to traffic from inspiring English sources

Heavily traveled, these roads are subject to traffic gridlock, a pervasive problem that remains unresolved.

To start with, motor vehicles allowed near cyclists are subject to "traffic calming".

It also helps offset longer travel times on the bus, which are subject to traffic backups and bad weather.

And this is probably because the bypass, with its several roundabouts, is often subject to traffic jams.

Nine new routes will also be pedestrianised every Sunday and public holiday – adding to the 13 already subject to traffic restrictions under the "Paris Respire" anti-pollution programme.

Because the D.E.P. has been unresponsive to our requests for more data, 6,000 people are inconvenienced daily and our emergency responders are subject to traffic delays in life-and-death instances.

The city contended that the Five Boro Bike Tour, scheduled for May 5, should be considered a noncharitable athletic parade, which is subject to traffic-control fees from the Police Department under new city rules.

Those against the move argued that offering sanctuary to lone children who had already reached Europe may mean more youngsters become subject to trafficking.

Millions of boys and girls around the world are subject to trafficking, are without parental care, or lack documentation they need to attend school and access basic health care.

'Progress for Children' presents the data collected so far to build a compelling case for better protection programmes in countries where millions of children are subject to trafficking, live without parental care, or lack proper documentation to attend school and receive basic health care.

The protesters say it is inhumane for the horses to be subjected to traffic, pollution and possible accidents.