low-traffic
adjective [ usually before noun ] (also low traffic) uk/ˌləʊˈtræf.ɪk/ us/ˌloʊˈtræf.ɪk/
（地点、地区）人流量少的
(of a place or area) where few people pass through
Carpets were installed in low-traffic areas such as the library, with tiled floors in the corridors. 在图书馆等人流量少的区域铺设地毯，在走廊铺设瓷砖地板。
It was a mistake to open the museum in a low-traffic location.
（公路等）车流量低的
(of a road, etc.) used by only a small number of vehicles
Many of these bridges are on low-traffic country roads. 其中许多桥梁都位于车流量较低的乡村道路上。
This is a great cycle ride, mostly on low traffic routes.
See also: low traffic neighbourhood
（网站等）访问量少的
(of a website, etc.) visited or used by only a small number of people
You don't want to pay for capacity you don't need if your site is a low-traffic URL.
These sites are usually small and low-traffic. 这些网站通常规模小，流量低。
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- The fungus is likely to be found in low-traffic areas such as pasture, rather than cultivated fields, orchards, or vineyards.
- It is not cost-effective for mobile phone companies to put masts in these low traffic areas.
- There had been staffing shortages at some low-traffic airports.
- The "bike boulevard" is a low-traffic street designed to allow cyclists to travel more comfortably than on a busy main route.
- This process can cause performance problems, and should only be used on low-traffic servers.
Compare: high-traffic