No, the words are not interchangeable. But that doesn't mean what "Speaker 2" suggests. "Install chains before traffic in snow" doesn't mean the same as "Install chains before driving in …
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in the traffic 和 on the traffic 有什么区别？. 如果难以说明的话，请教我一下例句。. I can't think of a situation you would say "on the traffic." I also don't think you would usually use "the". She …
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Both are right. In traffic is a general term, while in the traffic is at that moment, in that particular time and place
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