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truckway

truckway

5.5
A road for trucks to carry goods between places like ports and factories
  • noun
  • /ˈtrʌkˌweɪ/
  • US
translation icon : vía de camiones
  • A dedicated truckway connects the port directly to the industrial park.

Examples

  • The new truckway allows delivery vehicles to bypass the city center and save time.

  • Construction crews are expanding the truckway to handle more freight traffic.

  • The new truckway opened last week.

  • Many truckways connect the major highways.

  • The new truckway makes it easier for large vehicles to transport goods across the city.

  • After the construction of the truckway, delivery times improved significantly for local businesses.

  • Residents were relieved when the truckway was completed, as it reduced traffic on smaller roads.

Synonyms

highway
vstruckway
629 1.0

A main road that connects big towns or cities for long trips

is built specifically for one heavy vehicle type rather than general long-distance use
wheelway
vstruckway
  • UK
7.4

A path for bicycles and other vehicles with wheels

is intended for one heavy vehicle type rather than general wheeled use

How Suitable

truckway
  • US
5.5
motorway
  • UK
9 1.8
highway
629 1.0
road
1.0
lane
405 1.0
path
969 1.0

Surface Forms

truckway singular
truckways plural

Morphology

truckway = truck + way (transparent) = truck + way

Formed by compounding 'truck' + 'way' and directly denotes a road for trucks, which is easily inferred by learners.

Etymology

The word truckway is made from truck and way, where way means 'road' just like in motorway. So a truckway is a special road built for trucks to move more quickly and avoid smaller city streets.