through traffic

They could not make their way through traffic at half the same speed.

It got us through traffic when the war broke out.

This road is very busy, with both local and through traffic.

Through traffic is directed west of the town along the N113.

It is completed but not open to the through traffic.

I got a state police car to escort us through traffic.

"It would improve the business district and keep through traffic out of town," he said.

"I saw the police car coming down with its lights on, but they weren't able to get through traffic," she said.

It was at least fourteen miles through traffic from where they were.

He had a nice run through traffic for the 15-yard gain in the first quarter.

For some people, it's not just a matter of getting through traffic, but surviving.

To the east and south, there are only local roads, not designed for through traffic.

A second bypass was built in the 1980s, taking all through traffic well away from the town centre.

He often had to fight through traffic to get to the puck.

Are they really so effective in getting emergency vehicles through traffic?

"Their response time would slow down dramatically because they couldn't get through traffic."

Around the block, and when a green light showed he got back into the stream of through traffic.

You need only cycle through traffic for a few minutes to find the evidence right under your nose.

However, most states either suggest or require that through traffic stay to the right except to pass.

They raced through traffic around the side of the harbor.

Now through traffic detours to the east of the street.

The other side now being open, she made another run through traffic, and found out that she'd have had to make the crossing anyway.

Before the M6 was built, these routes were very busy with through traffic.

Tracks without platform access, used for through traffic, also have a number.

A campaign is in hand, to restore the canal to through traffic.