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Meanings of direct traffic in English

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Usage of direct traffic in English
1
Go and direct traffic; let no press or public near the house.
The Magician
2
One to direct traffic, the other to hold the witnesses on scene.
Naked Heat
3
Faintly, the sound of Jerry Kesserling using his whistle to direct traffic.
Rage
4
At Eggshelland's peak in the 1970s local police were called to direct traffic.
Reuters
5
Junior's friend Frankie DeLesseps was out on Route 119, helping to direct traffic.
Under the dome: a novel
6
Groups of vigilantes, some as young as 16, block off roads and direct traffic.
Reuters
7
Matt said, trying to step into the middle of the scene and direct traffic.
Dolly departed
8
Officers direct traffic during what is generally a trouble-free event.
Reuters
9
Red shirt guards man checkpoints, direct traffic and check the identity of passers by.
Reuters
10
Another police car arrived and more khaki-uniformed policemen jumped out and started to direct traffic.
Petals from the sky
11
Groups of vigilantes block off roads and direct traffic.
Reuters
12
You know that robots aren't going to take over the world because they direct traffic.
The South African
13
Local police and volunteers put on orange safety vests and direct traffic; choppers issue loudspeaker warnings.
Wired
14
Smartly uniformed policemen direct traffic on streets flanked by sushi restaurants and newly minted government departments.
The Irish Times
15
They carry out a range of tasks from cleaning public spaces to helping police to direct traffic.
Reuters
16
In some places, civilians stepped in to direct traffic, including one who employed a toy light saber.
Reuters
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