Sentence examples for traffic schemes from inspiring English sources

A council spokesman said traffic schemes were not subject to the same rules as other council initiatives.

Subtracting the money spent by councils on capital projects - such as fixing potholes or traffic schemes - the surplus for 2011-12 statds athehe "still very large figure" of £412m, a spokesman for the RAC Foundation said.

Conservationists have criticised the plan to reclaim more than 55 acres of the harbour for a traffic scheme.

They chose to create the Cambridge core traffic scheme, a filtered permeability scheme on a scale never attempted in any British city before or since, Melia says.

This is how The Telegraph saw fit to describe Britain's first black female MP, Diane Abbott, in news about a traffic scheme today.

In the 2 1/2 years since the scandal broke, his critics have argued that even if didn't know about the traffic scheme, he created an atmosphere in which his underlings believed such tactics were acceptable.

The Cambridge core traffic scheme, which restricts car use in the city centre and prioritises cycling and public transport, is the main reason cycling rates in that city are so high, says Aldred.

82 Beekman Street A 1967 photo from the Danny Lyon series "The Destruction of Lower Manhattan" records the demolition of 82 Beekman Street -- a humanistic and innovative cast-iron-clad building sacrificed, with others, for a traffic scheme.

One oft-cited example is Vision Zero, a traffic scheme with which New York has lowered road-accident deaths to their lowest number since before the First World War, despite the population doubling.

"I never conducted my own investigation to figure out what went on here," O'Dowd said during a marathon hearing Monday before the state legislative panel investigating the traffic scheme.

always tries to stay ahead of the illegal activity and the novel firearms trafficking schemes, without impinging on individuals' rights," she said.