For example, in Istanbul, where I live, Zara, Uterqüe and Massimo Dutti can all be found on Tesvikiye Caddesi, a tony and heavily trafficked avenue.
"Egoscopio," which is scheduled to open today, will be displayed on two electronic billboards in a heavily trafficked avenue in São Paulo.
24 Other important outcomes include asthma risk due to household distance from a highly trafficked avenue, differences in indoor air pollution, differences in genetic admixture and differences in the distributions of SNPs associated with asthma between these two populations.
Traffic on avenues without functioning stop lights wafted along as though under hypnosis; on adjacent avenues with working lights, trucks jockeyed and honked.
Feet are the principal means of locomotion along the capital's broad, traffic-free avenues.
I was tempted by the nearby food stands offering charcoal-grilled cobs of corn slathered with red chili paste and shredded local cheese, but instead held out for Dolores's finest culinary outpost, Carnitas Vicente, a simple, clean restaurant facing a traffic-choked avenue about four blocks northeast of the plaza.
MEXICO CITY -- "We must cultivate our garden," Voltaire famously wrote at the end of "Candide," but even he could not have imagined this: a towering arch of 50,000 plants rising over a traffic-clogged avenue in a metropolis once called "Mexsicko City" because of its pollution.
A walk almost any night along the Garden Ring, the traffic-clogged avenue that necklaces downtown Moscow -- past garish storefronts abutting Swiss-watch boutiques next to gaggles of Mercedes, buzz-cut security guards behind the wheels, parked outside overpriced restaurants -- suggests that it is not just a stereotype.
A recent study in Lima, Peru associated asthma symptoms among 725 adolescents (thirteen to fifteen years) with proximity to a high-traffic-density avenue in a periurban shantytown.
What I see instead is motor traffic snarled on avenues that, thanks to bike lanes, have been reduced from four lanes to three, or three to two.
