'traffic zone' is a legitimate phrase that can be used in written English.
It can refer to a section of a road or highway that is subject to certain restrictions or regulations, such as a school zone or a construction zone. For example, "Drivers are reminded to obey the posted speed limits in the traffic zone."
Then last week he received a letter from Pisa's police - in English - demanding €113 (£91) for "circulating in a restricted traffic zone".
Anna Christal, Mr. Fedesh's assistant, interjected, "We can't obviously offer a traffic zone like the other places can, but we identified a couple key times when there is a lot of traffic, like tonight and tomorrow night".
There have been protests at gentrification and loss of parking, but the district already has a different feel, helped by the extension last month of Florence's restricted traffic zone.
Moreover, in order to verify the changes in atmospheric pollution in the historical centre of the city after the introduction of the limited traffic zone (LTZ), previous data collected in the years 1979 and 1996 were also considered.
This paper presents findings from a project investigating innovative freight solutions in a multi-stakeholder setting in Rome's limited traffic zone focussing on local policy-makers, freight carries and retailers.
The aim of this work is to derive from macroscopic and aggregate information the temporal distribution for the production of each traffic zone of a system, with a trip-purpose specification.
The sector of the Gallatin, anchored a mile off Battery Park, was one of nine Coast Guard traffic zones in the harbor.
The study proposes to evaluate the level of service of the pedestrian itineraries of two important traffic zones of Quito, Ecuador and Criciuma, Brazil.
Hence, assessment of glare is decisive for the success of renewable energies near municipalities and traffic zones for the success of solar power.
This study proposes an analysis of spatial configuration in relation to service coverage and the pedestrian attraction of important traffic zones of Quito, Ecuador.
Spatial entities in the model include buildings, residential dwelling units and commercial floorspace, as well as aggregate "spatial containers" such as traffic zones, census tracts or grid cells.
