Sentence examples for traffic account from inspiring English sources
While the report, which examined more than 7,000 pedestrian accidents, did not rank specific streets, focusing instead on dangerous intersections, it did describe the most dangerous type of street: "Arterial streets (typically wide signalized streets that carry high volumes of traffic) account for about 60 percent of pedestrian fatalities but only 15 percent of the total road network".
Truck traffic accounts for a majority of the total annual vehicular movement over Shandong's highways.
It's happened for the Guardian, where the mobile traffic accounts for around 60% at weekends.
"Increased traffic accounts for a large amount of our sales gains".
No mention of carbon emissions, despite road traffic accounting for a fifth of the UK's output.
The company estimates that the amount of internet traffic accounted for by video communication will increase tenfold by 2013, twice as fast as traffic overall.
UK traffic accounted for 35% of Mail Online's total monthly audience, with one source indicating that US growth was a key driver of traffic for the site.
Although long-haul traffic accounts for less than 15% of the international passengers carried by Europe's airlines, it adds up to almost half the revenue-generating traffic and is much more profitable.
Assuming that Facebook's United States traffic accounts for only about 19 percent of its business, that means the numbers are off by at least 40 million users from the 845 million Facebook defines as "active".
Maritime traffic accounts for more than half the total amount of goods loaded and unloaded in the Netherlands, and, indeed, the whole southern part of the North Sea may be likened to an immense traffic square, fed by the Thames, Rhine, Maas, and Schelde rivers, with links into the hinterland of the continent that make it one of the greatest commercial arteries of the world.
comScore reports that U.S.-based traffic accounted for 1.8 million unique visitors to the U.K. newspaper the Guardian in July.
