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gridlock
obstruction of urban traffic caused by queues of vehicles forming across junctions and causing further queues to form in the intersecting streets


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Byline: Kate Harrison I COULDN'T help but admire Jill Conlan's optimism(ECHO Letters, April 23) when she advised all those stuck in city centre gridlock to "gaze in wonder at the magnificent Liverpool One development which is opening up before our eyes each day".
Letter: Short points - I COULDN'T help but admire by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)
The Liberal Democrat-controlled Cardiff council continues apace with its campaign of attacks on the road user and its policy of creating gridlock on the roads.
ViewpointsCrackpot ideas aren't wanted by South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales)
Send your captioned old photographs to the address on the letters page with a return address on the back CAPTION(S): Evening gridlock in Liverpool city centre on September 24, 1965, at St John's Lane, as Wirral-bound traffic crams into Queensway Tunnel.
TIME OUT: LOOKING BACK by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
 
 
 
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