Sentence examples for traffic onto from inspiring English sources

Hilda pulled out of the stream of traffic onto the pavement.

According to the state's simulations, removing the expressway would push traffic onto local streets.

The diversion of traffic onto secondary highways had drivers cursing and businesses hurting.

That, in turn, would push more traffic onto local Brooklyn streets.

At 9 p.m., as planned, the police closed Woodward and directed traffic onto connecting roads that could handle the volume.

Officials drafted a plan to move much of the nation's passenger traffic onto high-speed routes by 2020, freeing existing tracks for more freight.

It also said that the rerouting of buses and other traffic onto Seventh Avenue "appears to have caused congestion," an assertion that the Bloomberg administration rejected.

America spends more building airports than Europe but its underdeveloped rail network shunts more short-haul traffic onto planes, leaving many of its airports perpetually overburdened.

The Highways Agency forbids services to promote themselves as destinations in their own right, as this would bring extra traffic onto the motorways.

3Com supplies major telecommunications providers with hardware and software to enable them to route voice traffic onto Internet networks, and send data, like Web traffic, over wireless devices.

For those who can't do without, there are endless applications which cut the phone bill by pushing the traffic onto the internet.