- lane
Historic roads and
trails Ice
road Roman roads Sunken lane
Higher capacity roads,
sometimes with
medians 2+1
road 2+2
road Arterial road Autostr****e...
- the
largest road network in the world. At (1.94 km, 1.21 mi) of
roads per
square kilometre of land, the
quantitative density of India's
road network is...
- The
road hierarchy organizes roads according to
their functions and capacities.
While sources differ on the
exact nomenclature, the
basic hierarchy comprises...
- On the
Road is a 1957
novel by
American writer Jack Kerouac,
based on the
travels of
Kerouac and his
friends across the
United States. It is considered...
- A
road is a
thoroughfare used
primarily for
movement of traffic.
Roads differ from streets,
whose primary use is
local access. They also
differ from stroads...
- scripted.
Road to
Singapore (1940)
Road to
Zanzibar (1941)
Road to
Morocco (1942)
Road to
Utopia (made in 1943, but not
released until 1946)
Road to Rio...
- A
corduroy road or log
road is a type of
road or
timber trackway made by
placing logs,
perpendicular to the
direction of the
road over a low or swampy...
- more
roads converge, diverge, meet or
cross at the same height, as
opposed to an interchange,
which uses
bridges or
tunnels to
separate different roads. Major...
- ring
road (also
known as
circular road, beltline, beltway, cir****ferential (high)way, loop or orbital) is a
road or a
series of
connected roads encircling...
- A
concurrency in a
road network is an
instance of one
physical roadway bearing two or more
different route numbers. When two
roadways share the same right-of-way...
