access road
a road that provides access to a specific destination, as to a main highway or to a property that lies within another property.
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How to use access road in a sentence
Extending across the horizon at the end of the refuge’s access road, Assateague Beach is a gem.
On Virginia’s Chincoteague Island — all this and ponies, too | Nevin Martell | September 2, 2021 | Washington PostLarry Heywood, assistant patrol director at the time, explains that every lift, the access road to the resort, the base area, and the parking lot can all be affected by avalanches.
When we think about protecting people and communities from wildfires, we tend to think of immediate, short-term measures like access roads people can use to flee or mitigation to protect homes from flames.
Sacramento Report: The Other Big Wildfire Dilemma | Sara Libby | March 12, 2021 | Voice of San DiegoOpponents have kept progress stalled by blocking the only access road to the site.
50 years ago, Mauna Kea opened for astronomy. Controversy continues | Emily Conover | August 5, 2020 | Science NewsHer body had been found along an abandoned airstrip access road just 30 yards from her host family's home.
We were momentarily stopped as we were leaving the hospital on this access road.
Warren Commission (2 of 26): Hearings Vol. II (of 15) | The President's Commission on the Assassination of President KennedyScotty drove through the base and onto the access road that led to the firing areas.
The Scarlet Lake Mystery | Harold Leland GoodwinThere were fifty acres of land, mostly oak forest, with a private access road.
The Flying Stingaree | Harold Leland Goodwin
British Dictionary definitions for access road
a road providing a means of entry into a region or of approach to another road, esp a motorway
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