Sentence examples for traffic problems are from inspiring English sources

Damascus's traffic problems are relatively few and are largely resolvable.

The village's traffic problems are not just seasonal.

Mr. Dwyer is not alone in believing his town's traffic problems are generated by other towns.

Major traffic problems are not expected during the first stage of the project, scheduled to last through next spring.

Of course, if weather or air traffic problems are to blame for a cancellation, everybody's in the same fix.

Richard Amper, the executive director of the Long Island Pine Barrens Society, said it was "clear that traffic problems are the result of overdevelopment".

The conference, devised to explore New York's traffic problems, was dedicated to William Vickrey, the Columbia University professor who solved the problem of traffic jams a half century ago.

These two populations had somewhat varied trip making behavior, but their perceptions of traffic problems were consistent.

The New Yorker, November 30 , 1957P. 97 Work is going on at Belmont Park, and the solving of traffic problems is a main concern.

By G. F. T. Ryall The New Yorker, November 30 , 1957P. 97 Work is going on at Belmont Park, and the solving of traffic problems is a main concern.

But its conclusions share a lot of the philosophy of green lobbyists, who argue that the solution to traffic problems is not to build more roads.