- 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, it...
- used in
legal contexts in the
sense of "main
way" to mean any public-use
road or any public-use
road or path. Some are
restricted as to mode of use (for...
- The
Appian Way (Latin and Italian: Via Appia) is one of the
earliest and
strategically most
important Roman roads of the
ancient republic. It connected...
- "One
Way or Another" is a song by
American new wave band
Blondie from
their 1978
album Parallel Lines. Lyrically, the song was
inspired by
Blondie frontwoman...
- can move in:
commonly an
upward arrow,
or on a T
junction where the main
road is one-
way, an
arrow to the left
or right. At the end of the
street through...
-
entire length of the Silk
Road,
instead relying on a
succession of
middlemen based at
various stopping points along the
way. In
addition to goods, the...
- One
Way Road may
refer to; "One
Way Road", a song by G.E.M. from Heartbeat, 2015 "One
Way Road", a song by the John
Butler Trio from
April Uprising, 2010...
- is any
public or private road or other public way on land. It
includes not just
major roads, but also
other public roads and
rights of
way. In the United...
- names,
including bier
road,
burial road,
coffin line,
coffin road,
corpse way,
funeral road, lych
way, lyke
way, and
procession way. Such "church-ways"...
- other's
way. The most
essential guideline is
whether to
utilize the left
or right half of the street. In many countries, the
rules of the
road are codified...
