Examples of using Less congested in English and their translations into Romanian
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Afer and less congested travel.
On the other hand, the low road is a lot less congested.
Safer and less congested travel.
Look at the routes you frequently take andassess whether there are less congested roads you could use.
Less congested roads, better and more efficient energy delivery or state of the art medical treatment managed at home are typical examples made possible by the Internet of the Future.
In general, the roads are good and far less congested than those at home.
Thanks to PCIs in the United Kingdom, comprising internal lines and ensuring interconnections with Belgium, France, Ireland and Norway, the United Kingdom would reach the 10% target andits interconnections would be less congested.
Together we're energizing the local economy andfostering a more connected, less congested environment and laying the foundations for the smart city of the future.
Together we're energizing the local economy,helping make streets safer, and fostering a more connected, less congested environment.
Such charges will encourage transport operatorsto use cleaner vehicles, choose less congested routes, optimise the loading of their vehicles, and ultimately make more efficient use of infrastructure.
Essential elements of each large kitchen, a wash basin and a stove,you need to move to less congested parts of the room.
Such charges will encourage transport operators to use cleaner andmore fuel efficient vehicles, choose less congested routes, optimise the loading of their vehicles and make a more efficient use of infrastructures.
By making users pay for the external costs which they cause(environmental, congestion and other costs) according to the polluter pays principle, the internalisation of external costs can encourage transport users to switch over time to cleaner vehicles or transport modes,to use less congested infrastructure or to travel at different times.
In so doing, the EESC welcomes the draft directive since, as it rightly points out, the proposed charging system would encourage transport businesses to use less-polluting vehicles,to choose less congested routes, to optimise the cargo on their vehicles and finally to make more efficient use of infrastructure financed by the public through taxation, thus reducing congestion.
We had a GPS unit with us which was somewhat helpful, but combine that with a good map to easily browse your other route options andyou may be able to find lesser traveled roads that are less congested and still carry you the correct direction.
With exclusive port facilities in both Dover and Boulogne,SpeedFerries customers also benefit from a less congested experience due to no freight or heavy traffic.
By making payments smarter2, economic instruments(taxes, charges or emission trading schemes) can encourage transport users to switch to cleaner vehicles or modes(including walking and cycling),to use less congested infrastructure or to travel at different times.
In this way, we can encourage users to opt, in the long term, for cleaner vehicles or modes of transport,to use less congested infrastructure or to travel at different times.
With Seaphantom's game-changing speed,cruise lines have the ability to expand their excursion options to include less congested shopping and cultural areas, snorkeling beaches and scuba diving sites.
Measures intended to increase the competitiveness and environmental efficiency of all transport modes,particularly those which are less congested and more environmentally friendly, namely, shipping, railways and inland waterways.
In this context, the Committee commends the Commission's work in drawing up its proposals and welcomes the opportunity it has to look at all initiatives designed to enhance the sustainability of transport, which would lead to an improvement in social, environmental and economic conditions in the EU based on encouraging the use of vehiclesthat are less polluting, choice of less congested routes, optimisation of vehicle loads and, finally, a more rational use of infrastructure(publicly funded via taxation).