BEAT THE TRAFFIC

Definition: To successfully navigate through or avoid heavy traffic, typically by finding alternate routes or leaving at different times.

Synonyms: Avoid Congestion, Outsmart Jams, Escape Gridlock, Navigate Traffic, Sidestep Delays

Usage Examples in Sentences

She took a different route to beat the traffic and reach work on time.

The team left for the tournament ahead of time to beat the traffic on the way.

We decided to have a late dinner to beat the traffic at the popular restaurant.

The farmers market is less crowded if you go early and beat the traffic.

Trying to beat the traffic, Sarah decided to leave for work half an hour earlier than usual.

Despite the rain, Mark managed to beat the traffic by taking a scenic detour through the countryside.

To beat the traffic rush, the family planned a sunrise departure for their weekend road trip.

Emma strategically chose to beat the traffic by scheduling her doctor's appointment during off-peak hours.

I left early to beat the traffic and arrived at work without delays.

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We decided to take a scenic route to beat the traffic on the highway.

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We managed to beat the traffic by leaving before the evening rush.

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Planning ahead allows us to beat the traffic and avoid stressful commutes.

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To beat the traffic, we left early in the morning.

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Despite the rain, they were able to beat the traffic and make it to the concert just in time.

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Every morning, she strategizes to beat the traffic by using traffic apps to find the quickest route.

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Their secret to a stress-free morning is to beat the traffic by leaving the house before sunrise.

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Before heading out, he always checks the traffic report to determine the best time to beat the traffic.