Wide road, especially built for fast-moving traffic with a restricted number of places for entry and exit and separate carriageways for vehicles travelling in opposite directions.

Road with a central strip dividing streams of traffic moving in opposite directions.

Road used for dividing onto or off a motorway.

A place where roads or railways cross each other and where one passes high over the other by way of a kind of bridge.

Road by which traffic can go round a city instead of through it.

Public road or street that is open at both ends, esp. for traffic.

A post with an orange flashing light on top, marking a pedestrian crossing.

A place where two roads meet and cross.

A place where one road joins another but does not cross it.

A strip of ground with a hard surface beside a motorway where vehicles may stop in an emergency.

A curve or turn in a road.

A wall or ridge of earth, stone etc made to keep water back or to carry a railway or road over low background.

A wide road or path, often lined with trees.

A wide city street, often with trees on each side.

A short post on a kerb or traffic island.

A stone or concrete edge of a pavement at the side of a road.