Definition of frontage road in English:

frontage road

noun

North American

A service road.
Example sentencesExamples
- The dealership sits on a squeaky-clean frontage road in an elongated auto park just south of the San Bernardino Freeway.
- As they were driving along the frontage road at the airport, a commercial jet whooshed overhead.
- To get to Agua Caliente Canyon, exit Interstate 19 at Canoa Road and follow the east frontage road south before turning eastward into the canyon on Elephant Head Road.
- Reed's course was a 12.5-mile-long stretch of I - 10 frontage road.
- They watched The Pirate's Camero disappear down the beach frontage road toward the highway.
- The first identified point of contact was a concrete divider that separated Commonwealth and a frontage road.
- The bar we went to was on a frontage road that looped north of the airport.
- The six-lane concrete road, toll plaza and 1.5 miles of frontage roads is slated for a Sept. 2007 opening.
- Take 1-15 and exit at Leeds, 17 miles northeast of St. George; make a U-turn onto the frontage road.
- The new design for 400,000 daily vehicles adds a sixth travel lane and creates a two-lane frontage road system 30 ft under the Big I to carry an extra 60,000 daily motorists each way.
- Other added bus routes will run along the north and south frontage roads along Interstate 494, he said.
- The highway is about 110 feet away, but they said a frontage road would stop just 30 feet from the front steps.
- I peel out of the parking lot and smoothly shift gears, wheeling around a corner and pushing eighty down a frontage road.
- There are other frontage roads marked in southern New Mexico, and the signage varies slightly on some roads.
- We are cruising down New Mexico's Old Las Vegas Highway, a frontage road that runs along I - 25.
- As we walk across the parking lot, we can see the two cops inside, a man and a woman, chewing their food and staring at us through the large glass window that faces the one-way frontage road.
- The frontage roads allowed people to actually get somewhere, though, even though they had only one lane going in each direction.
- Farm machinery would need to be driven on side roads or frontage roads to access fields.
- The City Council voted unanimously June 18 to buy the frontage road south of Highway 13 and east of Parkwood Drive.
- I pulled off on to the frontage road and I called 911, and I pulled up on down to where the airplane was.

Definition of frontage road in US English:

frontage road

nounˈfrən(t)ɪdʒ roʊd

North American

A subsidiary road running parallel to a main road or highway and giving access to houses and businesses.
Also called service road
Example sentencesExamples
- Take 1-15 and exit at Leeds, 17 miles northeast of St. George; make a U-turn onto the frontage road.
- To get to Agua Caliente Canyon, exit Interstate 19 at Canoa Road and follow the east frontage road south before turning eastward into the canyon on Elephant Head Road.
- I pulled off on to the frontage road and I called 911, and I pulled up on down to where the airplane was.
- The first identified point of contact was a concrete divider that separated Commonwealth and a frontage road.
- The dealership sits on a squeaky-clean frontage road in an elongated auto park just south of the San Bernardino Freeway.
- They watched The Pirate's Camero disappear down the beach frontage road toward the highway.
- The frontage roads allowed people to actually get somewhere, though, even though they had only one lane going in each direction.
- The highway is about 110 feet away, but they said a frontage road would stop just 30 feet from the front steps.
- I peel out of the parking lot and smoothly shift gears, wheeling around a corner and pushing eighty down a frontage road.
- The new design for 400,000 daily vehicles adds a sixth travel lane and creates a two-lane frontage road system 30 ft under the Big I to carry an extra 60,000 daily motorists each way.
- As we walk across the parking lot, we can see the two cops inside, a man and a woman, chewing their food and staring at us through the large glass window that faces the one-way frontage road.
- The City Council voted unanimously June 18 to buy the frontage road south of Highway 13 and east of Parkwood Drive.
- We are cruising down New Mexico's Old Las Vegas Highway, a frontage road that runs along I - 25.
- As they were driving along the frontage road at the airport, a commercial jet whooshed overhead.
- The six-lane concrete road, toll plaza and 1.5 miles of frontage roads is slated for a Sept. 2007 opening.
- Farm machinery would need to be driven on side roads or frontage roads to access fields.
- The bar we went to was on a frontage road that looped north of the airport.
- Reed's course was a 12.5-mile-long stretch of I - 10 frontage road.
- Other added bus routes will run along the north and south frontage roads along Interstate 494, he said.
- There are other frontage roads marked in southern New Mexico, and the signage varies slightly on some roads.

单词	frontage road
释义	Definition of frontage road in English: frontage road noun North American A service road. Example sentencesExamples The dealership sits on a squeaky-clean frontage road in an elongated auto park just south of the San Bernardino Freeway. As they were driving along the frontage road at the airport, a commercial jet whooshed overhead. To get to Agua Caliente Canyon, exit Interstate 19 at Canoa Road and follow the east frontage road south before turning eastward into the canyon on Elephant Head Road. Reed's course was a 12.5-mile-long stretch of I - 10 frontage road. They watched The Pirate's Camero disappear down the beach frontage road toward the highway. The first identified point of contact was a concrete divider that separated Commonwealth and a frontage road. The bar we went to was on a frontage road that looped north of the airport. The six-lane concrete road, toll plaza and 1.5 miles of frontage roads is slated for a Sept. 2007 opening. Take 1-15 and exit at Leeds, 17 miles northeast of St. George; make a U-turn onto the frontage road. The new design for 400,000 daily vehicles adds a sixth travel lane and creates a two-lane frontage road system 30 ft under the Big I to carry an extra 60,000 daily motorists each way. Other added bus routes will run along the north and south frontage roads along Interstate 494, he said. The highway is about 110 feet away, but they said a frontage road would stop just 30 feet from the front steps. I peel out of the parking lot and smoothly shift gears, wheeling around a corner and pushing eighty down a frontage road. There are other frontage roads marked in southern New Mexico, and the signage varies slightly on some roads. We are cruising down New Mexico's Old Las Vegas Highway, a frontage road that runs along I - 25. As we walk across the parking lot, we can see the two cops inside, a man and a woman, chewing their food and staring at us through the large glass window that faces the one-way frontage road. The frontage roads allowed people to actually get somewhere, though, even though they had only one lane going in each direction. Farm machinery would need to be driven on side roads or frontage roads to access fields. The City Council voted unanimously June 18 to buy the frontage road south of Highway 13 and east of Parkwood Drive. I pulled off on to the frontage road and I called 911, and I pulled up on down to where the airplane was. Definition of frontage road in US English: frontage road nounˈfrən(t)ɪdʒ roʊd North American A subsidiary road running parallel to a main road or highway and giving access to houses and businesses. Also called service road Example sentencesExamples Take 1-15 and exit at Leeds, 17 miles northeast of St. George; make a U-turn onto the frontage road. To get to Agua Caliente Canyon, exit Interstate 19 at Canoa Road and follow the east frontage road south before turning eastward into the canyon on Elephant Head Road. I pulled off on to the frontage road and I called 911, and I pulled up on down to where the airplane was. The first identified point of contact was a concrete divider that separated Commonwealth and a frontage road. The dealership sits on a squeaky-clean frontage road in an elongated auto park just south of the San Bernardino Freeway. They watched The Pirate's Camero disappear down the beach frontage road toward the highway. The frontage roads allowed people to actually get somewhere, though, even though they had only one lane going in each direction. The highway is about 110 feet away, but they said a frontage road would stop just 30 feet from the front steps. I peel out of the parking lot and smoothly shift gears, wheeling around a corner and pushing eighty down a frontage road. The new design for 400,000 daily vehicles adds a sixth travel lane and creates a two-lane frontage road system 30 ft under the Big I to carry an extra 60,000 daily motorists each way. As we walk across the parking lot, we can see the two cops inside, a man and a woman, chewing their food and staring at us through the large glass window that faces the one-way frontage road. The City Council voted unanimously June 18 to buy the frontage road south of Highway 13 and east of Parkwood Drive. We are cruising down New Mexico's Old Las Vegas Highway, a frontage road that runs along I - 25. As they were driving along the frontage road at the airport, a commercial jet whooshed overhead. The six-lane concrete road, toll plaza and 1.5 miles of frontage roads is slated for a Sept. 2007 opening. Farm machinery would need to be driven on side roads or frontage roads to access fields. The bar we went to was on a frontage road that looped north of the airport. Reed's course was a 12.5-mile-long stretch of I - 10 frontage road. Other added bus routes will run along the north and south frontage roads along Interstate 494, he said. There are other frontage roads marked in southern New Mexico, and the signage varies slightly on some roads.
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