Sentence examples for took traffic from inspiring English sources
It took traffic engineers decades to standardize road signs.
In a survey, 12% of respondents in the state took traffic as a significant consideration in deciding if they should evacuate.
The first railway to affect the Canal was the Bristol and North Somerset Railway's Frome to Radstock line completed in 1854 which took traffic away from the tramway.
In 1898, the first motor bus service in Buckinghamshire began running between Newport Pagnell and Olney, followed by numerous other routes, which took traffic away from the railway line.
In the current study we assessed air pollution on an even finer spatial scale than the Jerrett et al. (2005) and Miller et al. (2007) studies, because we took traffic near the home into account, but we nevertheless found RR estimates for PM2.5 that were more comparable to the national ACS study, which assessed between-city variability of concentrations.
But when the internet takes traffic across borders it is almost unmanageable.
In addition, investigators asked if Google had taken traffic away from competing search services.
It's one of the only plants that can take traffic on it.
This way, no one can expect I will automatically chaperon field trips or take traffic duty at school in the morning.
The best mitigation to take traffic off of Tuckahoe Road involves an access ramp connecting the Sprain Brook Parkway and Ridge Hill, which has to cut across an underutilized corner of county parkland.
