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Most drivers see traffic jams as an impediment to their own progress; few think that their presence in the jam is an impediment to everyone else.
By the summer of 1965, the crowds going back and forth between these new, female-friendly bars had become an impediment to traffic, and police had to close First Avenue between Sixty-third and Sixty-fourth Streets on Friday nights, from eight P.M. until midnight.
The Trans-Canada Highway, passing through Banff, has been problematic, posing hazards for wildlife due to vehicle traffic and as an impediment to wildlife migration.
"The major impediment to general traffic enforcement is a lack of public support," according to the study.
Traffic jams are "a major impediment to economic growth along this corridor," a Babylon councilman, Steven Bellone, said recently.
Unlike Selig, Crescent Heights thinks that being a possible impediment to air traffic from nearby Boeing Field, just south of downtown Seattle, is resolvable.
Protected bike lanes are separated from car traffic by cones, curbs or other impediments.
The history of Highway 140 begins in May 1966, when the St . Lawrence Seaway Authorityreceived Federal approval for the Welland Bypass, a 13.4 km channel that would serve to bypass the canal through downtown Welland, where several crossings proved to be a hazard for shipping traffic and the shipping traffic an impediment to pedestrian and vehicular traffic.
