Sentence examples for traffic emergency from inspiring English sources

A live shoot from a traffic emergency required a dozen or so engineers at the station to manage the feed and send it to your television screen where million-dollar anchors bantered about the weather.

As the deteriorating urban traffic incurs multiple traffic safety problems, this article designed a system framework for the traffic monitoring and management system according to its characteristics and provided a traffic emergency aid decision making method by integrating the case-based reasoning specific to the traffic emergencies.

The actress even posted a picture of herself on her Instagram with the caption: "Traffic emergency last night.

In catch-22 traffic emergencies where there are only two deadly options, people generally want a self-driving vehicle to, for example, avoid a group of pedestrians and instead slam itself and its passengers into a wall, a new study says.

It was the strangest thing – there was almost no traffic; just emergency vehicles and people fleeing on foot.

Volvo claims its Drive Me system is capable of handling a range of driving conditions including "smooth commuting to heavy traffic and emergency situations" although its test roads will be without pedestrians, cyclists or on-coming traffic.

While the Brooklyn-Battery Tunnel is open to passenger cars between 8 p.m. and 6 a.m. seven days a week, between 6 a.m. and 8 p.m. the tunnel will remain closed to all inbound traffic except emergency vehicles and buses.

Earlier this year, the Ethiopian military sealed off large swaths of the Ogaden to choke off support for the rebels, preventing much of the commercial traffic and emergency food aid from entering.

Mr. Ferrara and Mr. Quadrozzi have plants in Red Hook or by the Gowanus Canal, near the entrance to the Brooklyn Battery Tunnel, which provided quick and easy access to Manhattan until it was closed to all traffic except emergency vehicles.

A report by the American Hospital Association for July, August and September found a slight overall decrease in hospital traffic, including emergency visits, as some people apparently sought to avoid spending money on anything they did not deem absolutely essential.

Italy, 2003: One of the worst blackouts in Italy's history left most of the country without electricity for hours, interrupting rail and air traffic, jamming emergency operator phone lines and forcing thousands of Romans into makeshift refuges in subway stations.