"traffic measures" is a perfectly acceptable phrase used in written English.
It refers to any regulations or strategies employed in order to safely and efficiently manage vehicular and/or pedestrian traffic. For example: The city of Los Angeles recently implemented several traffic measures in order to reduce traffic congestion.
So, when direct measurements or modeled levels of traffic-related air pollutants are not available, traffic measures are a good alternative, as they are relatively simple measures that are easy to apply and to interpret [ 24].
The traffic measures are part of a broader plan to ensure clean air during the Games.
The plan also calls for various traffic measures, like the addition of a new lane to Flatbush Avenue's three lanes and more traffic lights.
Famously, they brought decent sidewalks, bike lanes and the Transmilenio bus service to bypass the capital's crippling traffic – measures that privileged the non-car-owning poor.
A light touch is best: a thunderous 15-sentence run of anaphora might not be appropriate for an article on traffic measures in suburban New Jersey.
This paper presents an integrated simulator "CUIntegration" to evaluate routing strategies based on energy and/or traffic measures of effectiveness for any Alternative Fuel Vehicles (AFVs).
First, the Ethernet traffic is much higher than the traffic measured in earlier studies.
Revenue rose in the latest quarter, but passenger traffic, measured in revenue passenger miles flown, fell slightly.
Users now spend an average of 14 minutes on the site every time they visit, up from eight minutes last September, according to Hitwise, a traffic measuring service.
According to the Web traffic measuring firm ComScore Networks, sales for online jewelry sites in November exceeded $80 million, nearly 70percentt above November 2001.
The numbers were staggering: on 13 November, one day after the full story appeared, our traffic measured nearly 1% of the entire web browsing activity in the US.
