move in
Traffic can't move in either direction.

My question is that why the sentence use ''in'' in this sentence.
Can't I remove the preposition in?

Question

move in
Traffic can't move in either direction.

My question is that why the sentence use ''in'' in this sentence.
Can't I remove the preposition in?

Answer

Move is often an intransitive verb and is often  with a prepositional phrase  e.g. I moved into my new house; I moved away from the fire; or an adverb e.g. I moved slowly.

Move plus direct object e.g. I moved the table from my office to the kitchen.

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