"transportation gridlock" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a situation where there is heavy traffic and congestion on roads, resulting in significant delays and difficulties for drivers. Examples: 1) "The city of Los Angeles is known for its notorious transportation gridlock, with daily commutes taking hours instead of minutes." 2) "The government has been working on implementing measures to alleviate transportation gridlock in major cities, such as promoting public transportation and encouraging carpooling." 3) "The holiday season often leads to transportation gridlock as people travel to visit their families, causing major delays on highways and airports."
PARIS — The menacing cloud of ash from a volcano in Iceland moved eastward across Northern Europe on Friday, expanding an already massive transportation gridlock and throwing weary travelers into an anxious limbo.
Responding to the health and economic impacts of transportation gridlock, especially in the southwest corridor of the state, business and government leaders met in late September at the first Connecticut Transportation Summit to try to find a way out.
Forbes.com presents a prescription for what could be done to ease the air transportation gridlock, increase competition and soothe passengers' nerves.
Forbes.com editors put together a prescription for what they think might ease the nations air transportation gridlock, increase competition and soothe passengers nerves in the meantime.
Transportation gridlock frustrated visitors as they rushed between events on opposite sides of a sprawling metropolis.
With air and ground transportation approaching gridlock, high-speed rail is the only way to ensure that people will be able to go where they want to in a reasonable amount of time.
There have been various articles on the subject of transportation and the gridlock that exists in Connecticut in recent weeks.
What once seemed to be overwhelming issues in staging a New York City Olympics -- security, transportation and political gridlock -- Mr. Doctoroff overcame with attention to details.
Blame it on $500,000 fixer-uppers, the high cost of labor, and inadequate transportation infrastructure (spelled "gridlock").
When state transportation leaders decided that gridlock relief was finally due at Interchange 1, the southernmost toll plaza of the New Jersey Turnpike near this town where the Garden State begins, they also saw a chance to dress up the introduction.
Transportation workers were threatening to gridlock the city with a strike.
