Transport terrestre - Espaces résidentiels et ruraux

a curved or semicircular road or thoroughfare typically lined with buildings on one side or forming a partial circle

croissant

a wide straight street in a town or a city, usually with buildings and trees on both sides

avenue

a narrow passage between or behind buildings

ruelle

a narrow passage or enclosed area often found between buildings or alongside them in urban settings

cours

the outer or front court of a building or of a group of buildings

cour d'entrée

a street with no exit, closed at one end

impasse

a street with one closed end

cul-de-sac

the path or route leading to a place or destination

approche

a private path or road that leads from the street to a house, building, etc., typically used for vehicle access and parking

allée

a building, usually next or attached to a house, in which cars or other vehicles are kept

garage

an area in a city or town that contains several buildings and is surrounded by four streets

îlot

a minor street typically located behind main streets, often less busy

rue secondaire

a small, often rural road that is less traveled and not as well maintained as main roads

chemin de campagne

a rural road or track made from logs laid side by side

route en bidon

a narrow road in the countryside, often surrounded by fields or woods

chemin de campagne

a pathway made of natural materials like soil or gravel, typically found in rural or less developed areas

chemin de terre

a roadway specifically designated for transporting agricultural products from farms to nearby markets

route agricole

a pathway specifically constructed to facilitate access to farmland and rural areas

route agricole

a rural or unpaved road, often used for walking, cycling, or driving, providing access to natural areas

chemin vert

a narrow path for people to walk along, often found in rural or suburban areas

sentier