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That one was repaired, tying up traffic for more than seven hours.

Brigadier-General Amid Ammar, who has policed Iraqi traffic for more than 20 years, says surveillance cameras might be next.

The two tracks there now are both used for westbound traffic for more than an hour during each morning rush.

The city had closed major highways, as well as the Benjamin Franklin Bridge, and had sealed most of downtown from traffic for more than forty-eight hours.

A tractor-trailer flipped and caught fire yesterday in a westbound lane of the Long Island Expressway near Bayside, snarling traffic for more than eight hours.

This will be a tremendous boon to the mostly middle-class drivers who sometimes crawl in traffic for more than two hours.

Laurin Crosson, 48, was trafficked for more than two decades after getting inducted into the life by a man she believed loved her, she told HuffPost.

At that point, Crosson had already been trafficked for more than two decades, so she was used to pleasing a revolving door of clients every day.

While Santana could not comment on Hernandez-Gonzalez's ongoing case specifically, recently filed court documents suggest investigators are still gathering evidence in an attempt to prove the Cuban expat has been using his store, The Blossoms Experience, as a conduit for illicit marijuana trafficking for more than a decade.

In simulation, VanetMobiSim is used as the traffic generator for more realistic traffic scenarios in VANETs than simple mobility model definition.

The finding was based on a comparison of each city's overall sprawl index and a parameter known as vehicle-miles traveled (VMT) per person (which Ewing has found is also a risk factor for crashes and traffic fatalities; for more on the growing problem of traffic crashes, see "Vehicular Manslaughter: The Global Epidemic of Traffic Deaths, p. A628 this issue).