singletrack
- adjective
- /ˈsɪŋɡlˌtræk/
- UK
- The old railway line is singletrack, which means trains must wait for each other at passing points.
Examples
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The old railway line is singletrack, which means trains must wait for each other at passing points.
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Cyclists enjoy riding on singletrack trails that wind through the forest.
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The mountain road is a singletrack route, so drivers must pull over to let others pass.
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The singletrack path was narrow and winding.
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We enjoyed riding on the singletrack trails this weekend.
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The mountain road is a singletrack route, so drivers must pull over to let others pass.
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Cyclists enjoy riding on singletrack trails that wind through the forest.
Synonyms
A road that only lets one vehicle pass at a time in both directions
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Etymology
The word singletrack comes from the parts single 'one' and track 'path' or 'lane'. So a singletrack road or trail is a 'one-path' route that only has room for a single line of traffic, which is why drivers must pull over or wait for each other.