Meanings of cause gridlock in English

Generally speaking, heading out of the country has the potential to cause gridlock.

But generally speaking, heading out of the country has the potential to cause gridlock.

London black-cab drivers are planning to cause gridlock in the city to protest against car service Uber.

In London, about 10,000 taxis are expected to cause gridlock at next week's protest.

A spokesman for the protesters said it was not their intention to cause gridlock in the city and promised co-operation with the Garda Síochána.

People headed to higher ground, causing gridlock at lookouts around Wellington.

But the subsequent difficulties in getting Brexit through Parliament have caused gridlock at Westminster.

We have had competition for years from minicabs but we haven't caused gridlock over it.

Mr Faughnan was speaking after emergency waterworks caused gridlock for up to four hours in Dublin yesterday evening.

Motorists experienced lengthy delays on the M50 again yesterday when a truck overturned and caused gridlock on the motorway.

Train passengers taking to their cars to commute from Dundalk, Drogheda, Kildare and the satellite towns en route have not caused gridlock.

Mandatory evacuation orders are in place for several Florida counties, and the mass exodus has caused gridlock and petrol shortages around the state.

However, others are pleased that New Plymouth's Waiwhakaiho bridge on State Highway 3, which has caused gridlock traffic problems for several years, will be fixed.