:"which is never used in the country where the term "freeway" was pioneered, the United States" - What does that matter?   Perhaps Freeway is a distinctly US name for an international concept, in which case the article should be renamed a la Airplane to something internationally neutral.   Or perhaps, as seems to be the settled consensus, freeway is a sufficiently internationally-accepted name for a main article title, in which case every locale with freeways enjoys equal stake in the article.   You want to have your cake and eat it too, by having an article on international limited-access highways remain under this name but then privileging the United States based on the name of the article.   I'm too lazy to pull out WP standards at the moment (maybe later) but I'm pretty sure that parlay (name an international concept by the US name, then complain about prominence of non-US content) is inherently unWikipedian. -