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Vsuresh Posted 14 years ago
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What is the term to refer to a situation when too many people move in the road and as a result the road is congested?
  

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If you're talking about cars and other vehicles, it's a TRAFFIC JAM or TRAFFIC CONGESTION. If it's too many people on a road, I guess you could call it a foot traffic jam, a pedestian jam, pedestrian congestion, or street overcrowding, I suppose.

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  • If you're talking about cars and other vehicles, it's a TRAFFIC JAM or TRAFFIC CONGESTION.
  • If it's too many people on a road, I guess you could call it a foot traffic jam, a pedestian jam, pedestrian congestion, or street overcrowding, I suppose.
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If you're talking about cars and other vehicles, it's a TRAFFIC JAM or TRAFFIC CONGESTION. If it's too many people on a road, I guess you could call it a foot traffic jam, a pedestian jam, pedestrian congestion, or street overcrowding, I suppose.
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If the congestion is limited to a relatively short distance, we can also use the term bottleneck.
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