The word jam means "to press tightly," or "to become wedged" It was first used in 1706. It is often associated with the word identifying the material which is jammed - a log jam for floating logs, an ice jam for ice in a river, a paper jam in a printing press or copying machine, and a traffic jam for vehicles on a road.
a traffic jam is called 'un bouchon (de circulation)' in French.
blocked lanes
That depends on the circumstances, the possibilities could be A queue of traffic A lane of traffic A stream of traffic A traffic jam
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Road rage
The Beijing traffic jam (60 mile traffic jam for 10 days)
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The duration of Traffic Jam - film - is 2.02 hours.
A Traffic Jam
The term "traffic jam" is generally considered countable because you can have one traffic jam, two traffic jams, and so on. Each occurrence of a traffic jam can be counted individually. However, when referring to traffic congestion in general, it might be used in an uncountable sense, but this is less common.
The Last Great Traffic Jam was created in 2005.