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surface road
noun
- a road or street level with its surroundings:
surface roads and elevated highways.
Word History and Origins
Origin of surface road1
Example Sentences
As with many U.S. bridges, the deck on the 1962 steel-truss bridge is susceptible to wear and tear because air circulates below, making freeze-and-thaw cycles more rapid than on a surface road insulated by the ground.
But this book, focused on the dig, isn’t a place to learn about the litigation, nor Seattle’s political arguments about whether to build highway infrastructure during climate change, or the eight years of debate and advisory votes pitting a new viaduct vs. a tunnel vs. a surface road.
Rutland County Council said it had recently approved a new safety scheme for the village, to take place in the summer, which will involve a 40mph "buffer zone", an anti-skid road surface, road studs, markings, and improved signage.
He told the dispatcher he was close to losing consciousness, but succeeded in driving to the surface road more than a mile away where rescuers found him, the newspaper said.
Often the breaks in the narrative feel like you've been rerouted off the interstate only to get stuck in bumper-to-bumper traffic on a surface road, but there are other moments where the pauses are totally magical.
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