Land Transportation - Urban Roads and Spaces

a public path for vehicles in a village, town, or city, usually with buildings, houses, etc. on its sides

a wide street in a town or city, typically with trees on each side or in the middle

a road designed primarily for bicycles, with features that prioritize cycling over motor vehicle traffic

a road that combines features of a street and an avenue, mainly used in some U.S. cities such as Tucson, Arizona

the main street or avenue in a town or city, often bustling with activity

the most important street with many shops and stores in a town

a smaller road or street that intersects with a main road, often providing access to residential or commercial areas

a main thoroughfare or primary road in a town or city

an advanced roadway design that aims to improve traffic flow and safety by reducing conflict points

a road, street, or passage that provides a direct route or passage for vehicles, pedestrians, or both

a street or road where traffic is allowed to flow in only one direction

the most important street with a lot of shops and businesses in a town

not on a public street; typically refers to parking or facilities located away from the main road

a road designed primarily for pedestrians, where vehicles are allowed but must move slowly and yield to people on foot

a divided highway designed for high-speed traffic, typically with multiple lanes and limited access points

a street that intersects with another street, usually at right angles

a marked place where people walk across a street

a designated area on a road where pedestrians have the right of way to cross the street safely

a place where one is able to safely cross something, particularly a street

a crossing or intersection of paths or roads

a pathway typically made of concrete or asphalt at the side of a street for people to walk on

a raised or painted area in the middle of a road that separates lanes or controls traffic flow

a road providing access to another road or to a specific place

a shopping center where stores and businesses are arranged in a row along a main thoroughfare

a highway that encircles a city or metropolitan area, providing a route for traffic bypassing the city center

a region at the edge of a city or town, typically beyond the more densely populated areas

a major road or highway that carries a large volume of traffic between areas

a road running parallel to a main road, providing access to properties along the main road and serving as a service road

a pair of parallel, one-way streets that run in opposite directions to help manage traffic flow in urban areas

a section of a highway that passes through the center of a town or city, providing access to local businesses and services

a road close to a highway or major road that provides access to properties and allows local traffic to bypass the main road

a main road that goes through an area and connects with other main roads

a road designed to accommodate safe and convenient use by all travelers, including pedestrians, cyclists, and motorists

a type of city design where streets run at right angles to each other, forming a pattern of squares or rectangles

an area in which people leave their vehicles

an area in city or town where vehicles are not allowed, and people can walk freely

to convert an area into one where only pedestrians are allowed, typically by closing it to vehicles

located or occurring on a public street