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carriageway::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Type of | roadway |
Examples of carriageway
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The old Chapel of the Holy Right was knocked down for the sake of a carriageway.
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Now it is just a swelling of houses alongside the dual carriageway to Basildon.
From the guardian.co.uk
This is a one of its kind bridge in India and its carriageway is at ground level.
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The single-carriageway link road connecting it to the A3 was completed in 1970.
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It enters the borough of Tameside, becoming the dual-carriageway Manchester Road.
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The A77 road heads towards Glasgow, but is part single, part dual, carriageway.
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The A1 leaves the motorway near Lisburn and continues south as a dual carriageway.
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The M11 continues as a dual carriageway, the N11, south of Bray in County Wicklow.
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The British term dual carriageway, in American parlance, would be divided highway.
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- One of the two sides of a motorway where traffic travels in one direction only usually in two or three lanes
- A carriageway is the main track of a road or a street, also known as roadway, driveway or carriage track.
- The part of a road that carries traffic
- Open passageway connecting the street to the rear courtyard of a Creole townhouse.
- That part of the Deck that includes all traffic lanes, hard shoulders, hard strips, and market strips. The carriageway width is the distance between raised kerbs, if there are any. ...
- A road regarded in its whole width, carriageway can be divided into traffic lanes, and these can be individually regarded as laneways. ...
- That portion of a road or bridge devoted to the use of vehicles, inclusive of shoulders and auxiliary lanes.
- Two lane road. See also Dual Carriageway.
