Sentence examples for urban gridlock from inspiring English sources

One path leads to chaos and urban gridlock.

What recently released taxi data can tell us about urban gridlock.

This dynamic is creating more urban gridlock and deteriorating air quality, as well as increasing emissions.

In theory, better public transport systems, toll schemes, restrictions on registration permits and, where feasible, new flyovers and underpasses can all help to ease urban gridlock.

MIT tackles urban gridlock with foldable car idea [Reuters].

Explosive population growth in the Wasatch Front continued in the last decades of the 20th century, a pattern that brought on urban sprawl, air pollution, gridlock, and other ills.

But Ms Burns's statement could be true anytime: transport is an ongoing concern in Atlanta, and blaming the lack of a comprehensive urban-rail network for gridlock in a snowstorm is like blaming the lack of a giant weatherproofing dome over the city for snow on the ground.

However, when the density exceeds a critical density ρc, the urban traffic will be in gridlock state whenever γ is nonzero.

It suffers from a dysfunctional urban politics, crumbling infrastructure, traffic gridlock and inadequate investment in transit, growing income disparities, and a lack of affordable housing.

For most urban road users, images of gridlock elicit thoughts of freeway travel or downtown commuting, creating a powerful collective conversation about trading off urban opportunity for traffic strife.

But what about such urban obstacles as jaywalkers, bike messengers, gridlock and double-parked trucks?