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ice road

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noun

  1. a temporary winter road built across ice or frozen ground

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With the occasional exception for “Ice Road Truckers.”

From Los Angeles Times

The version of Alaska that a lot of us know through pop culture is this male-dominated frontier with fishermen and ice road truckers.

From Los Angeles Times

The river in the winter serves as an ice road, but there was only enough ice at this time of the year to prevent boats from operating.

From Seattle Times

She was a regular on the science-fiction series “Roswell, New Mexico” and played a fearless truck driver opposite Liam Neeson in “The Ice Road,” a Netflix thriller about long-hauling on thin ice.

From New York Times

The royal couple will conclude their tour of Canada on Thursday by travelling to the Northwest Territories, where the prince will visit its ice road passage and Yellowknife Bay to see the impact of climate change on local communities.

From BBC