Sentence examples for traffic pressure from inspiring English sources

Obtaining the land to build more lanes and tollbooths to cope with the traffic pressure is also a big challenge, he said.

Logically, I would have thought that a new large airport somewhere around Newbury would (a) take the traffic pressure off London and (b) make the airport far more accessible for people from the South, Southwest, The Midlands and South Wales.

And a less-active site, with eight residences requiring 15 parking spaces instead of the present 26 on Noyac Road, would presumably ease traffic pressure along what can be a busy stretch of road.

Due to the huge urban traffic pressure, improving efficiency of urban rail transit systems is in high demand.

Small cells can alleviate the traffic pressure of macrocell network by offloading part of the traffic to them.

Rail transit with large capacity and high efficiency is an important way of relieving the ground traffic pressure.

When traffic pressures forced a widening of the approach in 1963, they were sent to the Brooklyn Museum.

She also said that the environment for farming in New Jersey was getting more difficult -- what with taxes, development and traffic pressures -- despite the state's efforts to make things easier.

As traffic coagulated, pressure built to create Interstates.

There are some things that are better about suburbs now (fancier houses, a little more diversity, more organized activities for kids) and some things that are worse (more traffic, more pressure, not enough unorganized activities for kids), but it's hard to spend much time in Westchester and think life is appreciably better or worse now than it was 30 years ago.

The traffic, the pressure, the drivers from Eastern Europe everything's shit.