Traffic Engineering Concepts

noun a narrow passage or point of congestion

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• The bottleneck in the production line caused delays in the shipment of the products.
• The bottleneck at the entrance made everyone late for the meeting.
• The bottleneck on the highway had us stuck in traffic for hours.
• Her perfectionism was a bottleneck to completing the project on time.

noun A point or place where two or more things intersect, especially a road junction.

• The traffic lights at the intersection turned red, signaling all vehicles to stop.
• Hey, let's meet at the intersection near the park later.
• I almost got T-boned at that crazy intersection downtown.
• The intersection of art and technology is where creativity truly thrives.

noun a word that represents a person, place, thing, or idea

adjective a word that describes or modifies a noun

• The new highway project includes the implementation of all lane running to improve traffic flow.
• They're adding all lane running to the freeway to make driving easier.
• The road construction crew is working on making all lane running happen on the expressway.
• In life, sometimes we need to embrace the concept of all lane running and keep moving forward without looking back.