shadow trafficの例文

• Fiducia began her career at Shadow Traffic in New York.
• The station also used Shadow Traffic, based in New York City, for their traffic reports.
• In January 1997, Shadow Traffic broadcast live scenes of a fire that destroyed the apartment of Lionel Hampton.
• O'Reilly of Shadow Traffic said his company also forbids camera operators from invading anyone's privacy.
• The station added traffic updates via Shadow Traffic and contracted with WNYW meteorologist Nick Gregory to provide live weather updates.
• Wagenblast is a traffic reporter for the New York City office of Shadow Traffic / Metro Networks ( a Mt.
• Metro operates two helicopters; Shadow traffic shares its airborne reports with CBS News Radio 88, which has its own helicopter.
• He worked for Shadow Traffic in Philadelphia and O'Brien Aviation in Lakewood before joining Patuxent Airways less than a year ago.
• Beginning on December 3, 1979, the station began to air traffic reports from Shadow Traffic during morning and afternoon rush hours.
• Before working for Lite FM, Nagy was a traffic reporter for Shadow Traffic and then became a member of the " Broadway shows.
• Prior to joining Shadow Traffic in 1982, he served as the morning host on WADB in Point Pleasant, New Jersey ( 1976 78 ).
• Martin Quinn, operations manager of Shadow Traffic, said of the blockage on Highway 280 and the New Jersey Turnpike, where cars were backed up for six miles.
• Among the three, Westwood has held a market niche in traffic reporting in Boston and other East Coast cities through a New York-based subsidiary, Shadow Traffic Services.
• After working for Shadow Traffic the first time, Wagenblast joined the New York City Department of Transportation, where he helped to establish the city's first transportation communications center.
• During her previous work as a reporter for Shadow Traffic, she also used the pseudonyms "'Angela Adams "'and "'Alex Jordan " '.
• Executives at Metro Networks and its chief competitor, Shadow Traffic Network, the two companies leading the expansion of remote-control camera networks around New York, can boast of several TV scoops.
• "Shadow Traffic " grew out of a vigil that Kline performed with a group of people on Sept . 22, when he carried his signature boomboxes through the streets of Lower Manhattan.
• Shadow Traffic told of slick roads and reporters at LaGuardia and Newark airports told of delays and cancellations, but trains and buses were running pretty much on schedule, and the screen was short on suffering.
• "You can call it Fast Traffic, Slow Traffic or No Traffic, whatever you want to call it, we don't care, " said Martin Quinn, who until recently was an operations manager at Shadow traffic.
• Westwood One already owns Metro Traffic and Shadow Traffic, services that broadcast rush-hour reports on highway conditions in more than 80 US markets and are dominant in most _ including Boston, where SmartRoute has only two on-air subscribers.