Sentence examples for traffic underground from inspiring English sources

Roadside pollution will be cut down by diverting vehicular traffic underground".

In Stuttgart, Baden-Württemberg's capital, the Greens have helped lead resistance to a grand project to shift the city's rail traffic underground.

Not so wonderful is the belief that this downtown Champs-Élysées can be created only by submerging West Street and running traffic underground for nearly a 20-block stretch from above Chambers Street to the Brooklyn-Battery Tunnel.

The plans, which the opera had questioned previously, call for moving the entrance to the north side of 65th Street and routing traffic underground to the garage to allow for more free-flowing pedestrian traffic on the south side of the street.

If the government's plans come to fruition, work will begin in 2020 on a tunnel to take the traffic underground and not only restore peace and quiet to the temple but reopen an ancient ceremonial route to Stonehenge currently cut in two by the A303 and give access to a rarely visited landscape south of the monument.

As part of the city's sprucing-up for the 2010 World Expo, the concession-era strip underwent a three-year restoration that moved most of the traffic underground and widened the riverside promenade to create a pleasant place to stroll in the evenings (minus the crowds).

Pye Jakobsson a spokeswoman for the Rose Alliance, representing Swedish sex workers, says: "You can't talk about protecting sex workers as well as saying the law is good, because it's driving prostitution and trafficking underground, which reduces social services' access to victims".

She refuted claims that the proposed legislation would drive trafficking underground.

And with either a batch of the homemade spread or a jar of the real thing, you can delve into the heavily trafficked underground world of Nutella cookery.

As the creator of the original gif points out, these images also help you visualize just how much traffic subway systems are moving underground.

"You'll end up with a traffic jam underground," he says.