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Operations in many parts of the city's underground network were either suspended or faced delays while motorways witnessed gridlocks.

Some political observers think that forming a minority government is the "best way out" should efforts to resolve the political impasse come to naught.

A practical solution is by establishing permanent bus lanes within the Klang Valley where the bulk of the congestion lies.

Congestion declined sharply on the gridlocked roads of crowded cities.

The prospect of more gridlock also means that expectations for a massive U.S. fiscal stimulus package have been lowered.

If those results hold, that would be a recipe for gridlock in Washington, analysts say.

With greater prospects of divided government, the fiscal response in 2021 looks much different.

Dianggarkan kesesakan luar biasa atau gridlock di New York akan berlaku dalam tempoh hampir 20 hari setahun.

The "mosque-mobile" started cruising through Jakarta in June as the Islamic holy month of Ramadan drew to a close, aiming to ensure Muslims did not miss out on prayers.

Malaysians are spending more time in traffic gridlock than a year ago, according to an online survey conducted by global carmaker, Ford.

U.S. officials say disaster is pending in Venezuela, where clashes erupted this week over food shortages, blackouts and political gridlock.

Asian markets were mixed Tuesday after political gridlock in Washington triggered the first US government shutdown in 17 years.

One of the world's least cycle-friendly cities, Moscow, will on Saturday launch its first bicycle sharing scheme allowing residents to pedal around for free and escape the traffic gridlock.

It is a modest step to be sure, but the US Senate voted Thursday to remove some longstanding procedural hurdles that have stalled debate and left Congress mired in gridlock in recent years.