single-lane

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single-lane

A single-lane road winds through the forest.

Definition

Adjective: - Describing a road that has only one lane for vehicles traveling in both directions. On such a road, when two vehicles meet from opposite directions, one must move to a designated passing area or the side of the road to allow the other to pass.

Usage

This adjective is used specifically to describe the physical layout and traffic capacity of a road, path, or bridge. It indicates limited space and requires specific driving etiquette for oncoming traffic.

Examples
  • The mountain road was narrow and single-lane, making the drive slow and cautious.
  • We had to wait at the single-lane bridge for the oncoming car to cross first.
  • Many rural roads in the area are still single-lane.
Advanced Usage
  • "single-lane traffic": A noun phrase describing the condition or flow of vehicles on such a road.
    • The accident caused single-lane traffic for several miles.
Variants and Related Words
  • Two-lane (Adjective): Describing a road with one lane for travel in each direction.
  • Multi-lane (Adjective): Describing a road with several lanes for travel in each direction.
Synonyms
  • One-lane
  • Undivided (when referring to a road without a central median, though it may have more than one lane)
Antonyms
  • Dual-carriageway (UK)
  • Divided highway
  • Multi-lane
single-lane

A single-lane road winds through the forest.

Adjective
  1. (of roads) having a single lane for traffic in both directions; when vehicles meet one must pull off the road to let the other pass

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