Significados de gridlock traffic en inglés

Sitting atop great masses of engineering might that went unused in gridlock traffic, middle class Ireland aspired to the LA lifestyle of excess.

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.

He noted that Jakarta's gridlocked traffic made proximity to the city centre vital.

The incident closed lanes, caused huge snakes of gridlocked traffic.

Don't want to creep along in gridlocked traffic?

The hustle and bustle of Kenya's capital Nairobi, with its pollution and gridlocked traffic, seem worlds away.

Almost nine in 10 respondents say they've sat in gridlocked traffic at some point during the past three years.

And that could mean buying cars more suited to tearing up a good road than slogging through gridlocked traffic.

It seemed that in many ways Sweden had started to become more like Greece, with gridlocked traffic and constant delays.

The incident closed lanes, caused huge snakes of gridlocked traffic - grinding chunks of the super city to a halt today.

Gridlock traffic is pictured on highway 395 as people evacuate Washington after an earthquake August 23, 2011.

No, it's ain't even the gridlocked traffic, the Japanese coach parties who stop you on the street and ask Are you Fringe?

San Francisco Bay Area commuters spend an average of 78 hours creeping through gridlocked traffic each year, according to the Texas A&M Transportation Institute.

Tuesday's industrial action closed both the ferry port and the Channel tunnel, causing miles of gridlocked traffic on the motorways around the French port.