Sentence examples for traffic bumper from inspiring English sources

The traffic, bumper to bumper in the city, thins out.

Traffic was bumper to bumper and moving at sixty-five or seventy.

On a recent Friday, traffic was bumper to bumper on Oracle Road, outside the entrance to the Biosphere grounds.

In Paris, traffic was bumper to bumper in the city center, while the Métro lines were crowded but mostly running normally, or nearly so, the authorities said.

For the entire forty miles, the traffic was bumper to bumper, and two miles away from the fairgrounds, people had already started abandoning their cars along the roadside.

And they could not suppress their delight at the news: traffic was bumper to bumper for four miles at the Bourne Bridge and at a standstill for two miles at the Sagamore Bridge.

Right where M Street NW veers onto Key Bridge and traffic is bumper to bumper, you'll find Francis Scott Key Memorial Park, a quiet space where visitors can take in views of the Kennedy Center, the Potomac River and the Rosslyn skyline.

Georjeane Blumling, vice president of the Tidewater Automobile Club, said that on most summer Fridays and Sundays Battlefield Boulevard traffic was bumper to bumper; the new link, she said, takes at least 20 minutes off trips through Chesapeake.

"The reason is that all the traffic is bumper to bumper up on the freeways.

Pick up the pace as you get fitter to make those short journeys even quicker and smile at all the traffic traveling bumper to bumper in the rush hour.

Drivers in New York have two choices: slow bumper-to-bumper traffic and fast bumper-to-bumper traffic.