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expressway
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Expressways are heavily used for long-distance travel and commuting in urban areas.
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expressway
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United States
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Expressways are essential for long distance travel and commuting in urban areas.
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expressway
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United States
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Expressways are a common and vital part of the transportation network, allowing for high-speed, long-distance travel and connecting major cities and regions.
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expressway
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United States
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Often used for long commutes and road trips
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freeway
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United States
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Common mode of long-distance travel with multiple lanes and high speed limits
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freeway
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United States
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A commonly used term for a multi-lane, high-speed road designed for long-distance travel by motor vehicle.
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highway
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United States
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Highways are a common mode of long-distance travel, and often have multiple lanes and high speed limits.
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motorway
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United States
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Typically designed for high-speed intercity travel, with multiple lanes and limited access points
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motorway
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United States
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Motorways are known as highways or freeways, and typically have long stretches of straight roads with large exits and rest areas.
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motorway
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United States
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Typically referred to as a highway with multiple lanes and high speed limits
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motorway
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United States
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Commonly used for intercity and interstate travel, but also associated with heavy traffic and congestion
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national highway
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United States
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National highways are major roadways maintained by the government and typically have multiple lanes to accommodate heavy traffic.
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parkway driving
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United States
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Parkway driving usually involves driving on highways with limited access and high speed limits.
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state highway
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United States
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State highways are well-maintained, major roads with multiple lanes and high-speed limits in the US.
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