bumper to bumper
bumper-to-bumper

Bumper to bumper, and none of them moving at all.

The whole world had come to the beach tonight, bumper to bumper.

Cruise control, after seven long days of bumper to bumper.

"On a Sunday night the traffic was bumper to bumper."

The cars start almost bumper to bumper (one in front of the other).

But sitting bumper to bumper does not have to be your fate.

The traffic was backed up bumper to bumper for 60 miles.

For a second time the convoy stopped bumper to bumper.

Since then the traffic had been almost bumper to bumper on Interstate 8.

"It's bumper to bumper every morning in both directions," she said.

Sure, the beach traffic was bumper to bumper, as were the celebrities.

"Early in the morning from 7 to 10, traffic is bumper to bumper.

Traffic continued to be heavy, though not bumper to bumper, on those streets over the weekend.

Cars were jammed in bumper to bumper on both sides of the street.

The street and driveway are bumper to bumper with parked cars.

The traffic became bumper to bumper, and the officers began to get frustrated.

Now the traffic ahead was bumper to bumper, and he'd joined the queue a hundred yards back.

1990 also saw the release of his next album, Bumper to Bumper.

Four cars were lined up bumper to bumper from the wall at the end of the line where he had parked.

Carlos let his jeep roll to a stop, almost bumper to bumper with the other.

The bridges were bumper to bumper with stopped cars.

By evening, tour buses from all over Europe are parked bumper to bumper.

No cars creep bumper to bumper through the traffic-jammed town.

Range Rovers were stuck bumper to bumper on the road leading to the club.

During the summer, the county's population doubles to about 800,000, and, officials say, the bay is often full of boats, bumper to bumper.