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Meanings of heavy traffic in English

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Usage of heavy traffic in English
1
Police advise there will be heavy traffic and congestion in the area.
Radio NZ
2
Police have been on the scene to address the heavy traffic backlog.
The South African
3
He was working upstream against a heavy traffic of soot-faced wretches now.
Quicksilver
4
It was late by then and they were caught in heavy traffic.
The eyes of a king
5
Too many vehicles on a road that wasn't designed for heavy traffic.
Solomon's oak: a novel
6
He never travelled and I got heavy traffic down the back straight.
The Guardian
7
Late afternoon, John and Lauren left New York City, but hit heavy traffic.
News.com.au
8
Once again December has seen heavy traffic congestion in every town and city.
The Irish Times
9
A major north-south route through west Los Angeles, Robertson usually had heavy traffic.
Come out tonight
10
Why is there seemingly no rhyme nor reason to days with heavy traffic?
Radio NZ
11
Auckland Transport has warned of heavy traffic congestion in the area.
Radio NZ
12
His rising shot from the right circle wove through heavy traffic.
Reuters
13
But websites providing information about the cuts have buckled under heavy traffic loads.
Radio NZ
14
It caused heavy traffic delays across Pretoria, Johannesburg and Cape Town.
The South African
15
There are several intersections, three traffic signals, and heavy traffic in the video.
The Irish Times
16
So many people have increased and the traffic jam is very heavy traffic.
Radio NZ
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South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
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