Definition

Examples

• "Traffic is a bleeding nightmare around Hammersmith, I'll take you through Shepherd's Bush."
• "I'm a traffic reporter."
• "Moira : Ray, what can you tell us about the traffic this morning?"
• "On highway 80, eastbound traffic is backed up all the way to the Bay Bridge, so if you're headed across the bay this morning, you're out of luck."
• "American Pilot : This is your final warning, Radio Rhubarb Traffic Copter 1, land immediately or we will open fire on your aircraft."
• "Ray Upton here, reporting live from the loud and dangerous Radio Rhubarb Traffic Copter 1."
• "Moira : For that we go to Radio Rhubarb traffic correspondent, Ray Upton, who joins us from Miami if I'm not mistaken."
• "As far as the numerous traffic violations incurred by Mr. Marron, I can only suggest that the vast societal and cultural differences between his native country (France) and ours played a significant part in his actions."
• "We'll get to the headlines in a few minutes, but first let's get a traffic update from Ray Upton, who joins us from Radio Rhubarb Traffic Copter 1."
• "Due to heavy traffic."
• "Let's take a quick look at traffic before we get to today's headlines!"
• "This is Ray Upton from Radio Rhubarb Traffic Copter 1, signing off!"
• "That's all for now, stay tuned for more news, traffic and weather only on"
• "Before we begin, let's check in with our "Eye in the Sky", Ray Upton, who joins us live from the Radio Rhubarb Traffic Copter 1."
• "Before we get to today's headlines, let's go to our traffic correspondent Ray Upton, who'll tell us all about a developing situation on the Los Angeles freeways."
• "As you may have heard, your last delivery of perfume was destroyed in a freak traffic accident."
• "Northbound traffic on highway one isn't much better: An accident at the Embarcadero exit has traffic completely backed up."
• "There's a multiple vehicle collision blocking traffic in both directions right now."