The phrase "traffic range" can be used in written English as part of a sentence.
It refers to the variety of levels of traffic flow on a particular road or area. Here is an example of how it can be used: "The new highway has a wider traffic range compared to the old road, accommodating both heavy truck traffic and lighter car traffic."
Estimates of its traffic ranged from $15m to as much as $50m in transactions every month.
Consider California, where traffic ranges from the sleep-inducing in rural San Joaquin Valley in the state's heart to the rage-raising in Los Angeles.
Horns blared, and unlike other times of day or night, when the traffic ranges from intermittent to invisible, pedestrians actually did have to look both ways before jaywalking.
This seesawing from realm to realm was even more unpredictable than the kaleidoscopic mix of photographs on the page and reflected the nervous, fragmentary, erratic nature of modern experience, where sidewalk traffic ranged from glamorous to demented and a twirled radio dial could plunge you from news of fascism to a four-handkerchief romance and an ad for Camels.
The dwellings chosen were exposed to sound levels from road traffic ranging from about LAeq,24h= 45 68dB at the most-exposed side.
Figure9 shows the throughput of ZigBee networks as a function of Wi-Fi interference traffic ranging from 0% to 60%.
Yahoo! recently communicated to Tsavo Media that notwithstanding the good quality score reports that had been provided throughout most of 2011, Yahoo! would retroactively charge Tsavo for what Yahoo! is now saying was actually low quality traffic, ranging back over many months during 2011.
Both airports receive the same type of traffic — ranging from small private planes to Boeing 737s and A320s.
From there to the eastern terminus at Interstate 135 traffic levels vary widely, with annual average daily traffic ranging from 700 to 1193.
Between miles 1 and 5 (kilometers 1 and), the annual average daily traffic ranges from a low of 730 to a high of 745.
