Sentence examples for traffic for miles from inspiring English sources

He's snarled traffic for miles.

Mick and Mikey rescue a skunk on a freeway, tying up traffic for miles.

Accidents, which seem to happen daily, often stop traffic for miles.

Even a small accident on a highway so busy can tie up traffic for miles.

Long portions of the expressway have no shoulder, so even minor accidents can snarl traffic for miles.

President Clinton was in town, and the police had shut the Triborough Bridge, backing up traffic for miles.

It passes through several desolate areas of the city and has vast stretches without any traffic lights for miles.

Aerial images of the bridge showed traffic snarling for miles as Mr. Christie's massive self-regard shut down all lanes on the upper and lower roadways.

Just a single act of cutting in and causing somebody to brake hard leaves a residual effect in the traffic flow for miles behind.

Over the years, the gripes have multiplied to include terrible sight lines for hockey and basketball games, a cavernous feel that makes even roaring crowds seem a mere echo in a hall that can hold about 20,000, narrow entrance ramps into the now-famous parking lot, which can hold as many 26,000 vehicles, resulting in traffic jams for miles in every direction.

With traffic impassable for miles in every direction, we were soon to learn that most of our own reporters never made it in, either.