The phrase "traffic difficulties" is correct and usable in written English.
Example: "Due to the ongoing road construction, commuters faced severe traffic difficulties during rush hour this morning."
The concrete experienced severe slump loss in transit because it was delivered in open tandem trucks and traffic difficulties on site required the truck to wait 45 60 min before they could dump their load.
Among various existing city models, the so-called compact cities presently tend to have more pedestrian zones in cities, which consequently affect surrounding areas; e.g., limited parking areas, restricted access for traffic, difficulties to enter with goods, and even access difficulties for the neighbors who live in these areas.
Congenital color deficiencies are related to poorer school performance, slowed CRT at traffic lights, difficulty with information processing from color video monitors, and increased difficulty with color-coded tasks (Cole and MacDonald 1988; Margrain et al. 1996; O'Brian et al. 2002; Steward and Cole 1989).
When I served as board president of the Coalition to Abolish Slavery & Trafficking, one difficulty we had was convincing people that modern-day slavery exists in the United States, despite evidence including statistics and heart-rending personal accounts, most of which were delivered by people of color.
The company was unable to navigate Manhattan's traffic congestion and difficulties like doormen-staffed buildings unwilling to take deliveries when tenants were absent.
At times, traffic analysts face difficulties in characterizing and modeling such congested flow of traffic, thereby, addressing this issue effectively.
Both railroads struggled with light freight traffic and financial difficulties in the 1890s.
The planned route was later adjusted so that it crossed the river further south, due to the expected traffic volume, and difficulties in construction and traffic management at the existing Canning River Bridge.
Allow ample time to get where you are going.Forget preparation time (getting your coat, defrosting your windows, forgetting your kids' favorite toys), driving time, or the potential for traffic or parking difficulties.
Recruiters blame such factors as the cost of living, preconceptions about congestion and traffic, and the difficulty many newcomers experience in finding their way around the Island.
Because of air traffic increase, the difficulty in modifying flight paths location and protecting the population have all added to the complexity of this environmental problem.
