Rta

Pronunciation: /ɑr ti ˈeɪ/

Definitions of RTA

noun RTA - acronym for Road Traffic Accident

Example Sentences

A1 An RTA is a road traffic accident.

A2 In case of an RTA, always call emergency services immediately.

B1 The RTA caused a major traffic jam on the highway.

B2 RTAs can result in serious injuries and fatalities.

C1 The government is implementing new measures to reduce RTAs on the roads.

C2 Experts are studying the causes of RTAs to find ways to prevent them in the future.

Examples of RTA in a Sentence

formal The RTA is responsible for regulating public transportation in the city.

informal I heard the RTA is planning to add more bus routes next month.

slang Let's catch the RTA to get to the concert tonight.

figurative The RTA of our company ensures smooth communication between departments.

Grammatical Forms of RTA

• past tense: RTAed
• plural: RTAs
• comparative: more RTA
• superlative: most RTA
• present tense: RTAs
• future tense: will RTA
• perfect tense: have RTAed
• continuous tense: is RTAing
• singular: RTA
• positive degree: very RTA
• infinitive: to RTA
• gerund: RTAing
• participle: RTAed

Origin and Evolution of RTA

First Known Use: 1950 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The acronym 'RTA' originated in the field of medicine to refer to Road Traffic Accidents.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the term 'RTA' has become widely used in various industries and contexts beyond just medicine, including insurance, law enforcement, and transportation.