Übersetzung für "Flüssiger verkehr" in Englisch

This will ensure fluent transport operations throughout the network.

The more fluid the traffic, the safer and faster everyone will arrive at their destinations.

Easily moving, safe transportation is an indicator in any country in the world of economic growth...

This house next to the town-hall was knocked down in 1937 in order to make the traffic more fluent.

By eliminating these bottlenecks and making the traffic flow more smoothly, electronic tolls also help reduce the number of accidents and thus improve road safety.

It will remove bottlenecks, upgrade infrastructure and streamline cross border transport operations for passengers and businesses throughout the EU.

This project should improve the flow of traffic from the IP1, and make for easier access not only to the neighbouring towns of Torres Noves and Abrantes, but also, via other parts of the trans-European network, to the frontier towns of Vila Formoso and Caia.

The core network will transform East–West connections, remove bottlenecks, upgrade infrastructure and streamline cross-border transport operations for passengers and businesses throughout the EU.

The proposed Regulation for Guidelines for Trans-European Networks (TEN-T) will remove cross-border bottlenecks, upgrade infrastructure and streamline cross-border transport operations for passengers and businesses throughout the EU.

Work on these projects included the construction of modern customs terminals and the building of new access roads to ease the flow of cross-border transportation.

This implies reference to a subjective assessment on the part of the drivers, which will vary depending on the reason for the trip (work, home­to­office, pleasure, weekend, holidays, etc.) and the conditions under which they are travelling (whether or not they are familiar with the route, whether the distance is long or short, how much traffic there is, whether the infrastructure is comfortable or not, the weather, etc.).

But there can be no smart cities without smart traffic. The more fluid the traffic, the smarter the city – the one is the key to the other.

At Brenner Pass is still fairly liquid traffic and still, as it goes into the tunnel.

The traffic conditions are usually divided into 6 groups, from 1 (fluid traffic) to 5 (very dense traffic) and 6 (traffic disturbance, e.g. traffic jam).

And because they will smooth traffic flow and ease congestion, theyâ€TMll benefit the environment, too.

Easily moving, safe transportation is an indicator in any country in the world of economic growth and well-being.

The new core network will remove bottlenecks, upgrade infrastructure and streamline cross border transport operations for passengers and businesses throughout the EU.

Fluid mobility, security, information - which was launched in April last year as a pilot project, now is a fixed part of ASFINAG: The Traffic Manager is an indispensable part of the traffic of highways and expressways in and around Vienna.

There are more intelligent solutions than driving bans: we are improving the air quality in towns and cities by enabling traffic to flow more freely and the consistent introduction of the 'green wave.'

This would involve achieving the interoperability of the trans-European rail system, crucial to ensure that international traffic can flow freely.

The combination of improved traffic flow and the economy of scale would lead to a cleaner environment.

So far it is the only renewable energy source which may be used to replace liquid transport fuels.

Member States shall remove all obstacles to fluid traffic flow at road crossing-points at internal borders, in particular any speed limits not exclusively based on road-safety considerations.

The measures to be adopted to meet these requirements will therefore have their optimum effect in reducing noise due to road traffic in extra-urban areas and in freely moving traffic conditions.

In its report on the application of the Schengen Border Code concerning the internal borders, the Commission points to three specific issues of concern: difficulties linked to alleged regular and systematic checks in certain internal border zones; maintenance of obstacles to fluid traffic flow at road crossing-points at internal borders; and delays in the notification of planned reintroduction of internal borders controls.

But obstacles to the free movement, such as maintenance of obstacles to fluid traffic flow at road crossing-points at internal borders, remain because Schengen rules are not always correctly applied by the Member States.

The Commission report, prepared on the basis of the Member States answers, also reflects information submitted to the Commission by citizens and Members of the European Parliament, pointing out alleged border checks at the internal borders and remaining obstacles to fluid traffic flow at certain former border crossing points.