Freeway

usgb/ˈfriːweɪ/
noun

A wide road where vehicles can drive at high speed for long distances.

Cars from surrounding towns converge onto the freeway to get to the city.
Visual representation of "freeway" - A wide road where vehicles can drive at high speed for long distances

Often appears as...

  • enter the freeway
  • freeway exit
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Speed Flow

Freeways allow faster travel without stoplights or intersections, making long journeys quicker.

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He preferred the freeway to avoid the city traffic lights.
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Controlled Access

Freeways have specific entry and exit points; you cannot turn directly onto them from any road.

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She missed the last entrance ramp and couldn't get onto the freeway.
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No Pedestrians

Walkers and bicycles are usually prohibited on freeways for safety due to high speeds.

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Pedestrians must use the overpass instead of crossing the freeway.
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