### road | byway:

Scenic byway
* are roads that provide relaxation and are enjoyable for travelers.
* can also be highways that communities feel are important components of their identity
  - steer motorists to state and local parks or other public lands

Causeway
* are bridges
  - roads
  - the earthen and rock roadbeds that lead vehicles up toward the main bridge structure
* includes readsides.
* includes safety islands
  - isles
  - zones
* includes traffic circles

County road
* are narrow, well maintained, lightly traveled.
* tend to be winding, with steep slopes, and often unpaved.

Cutoff
* also occur to rationalize destructive behavior during times of anger at adults or peers.
* are channels
  - devices
  - limits
  - natural things
* refer to the lowest number of points possible for a given letter grade.

Dirt road
* Some dirt roads become impassable during the rainy season.
* allow off-road vehicle travel.
* are suitable for passenger cars when dry but can be slippery when wet.
* become impassable after rains
  - muddy and sometimes impassable during and after storms
* can become impassable after a rain
  - during and after rain
* take hours to navigate and become impassable in the rain.

Driveway
* are located in cars
  - cities
  - neighborhoods
  - subdivisions
  - suburbs
  - yards
* are used for cars
  - garage sales
  - motor vehicles
  - parking
  - pickups
  - trucks

Forest road
* Forest Roads are closed in winter.
* are an essential part of the transportation system in many rural parts of the country
  - essential to many facets of forest management
* can have adverse impacts on watersheds, especially if poorly maintained.
* provide the backbone of many rural transportation systems.
* represent a high risk for increased sediment delivery to streams.

Gravel road
* can be muddy after heavy rain.
* generate dust.

### road:

Highway
* also influence economic development.
* are common properties built and maintained by taxpayers' money
  - community lifelines for people and businesses
* are located in atlases
  - cities
  - countrysides
  - deserts
  - developed lands
  - repairs
  - states
  - made of asphalt
  - one of the most important links in the transportation system
  - paved roads
  - public properties
  - still the Number One killer, and automobiles are a main source of pollution
* are the arteries and veins of commerce and crucial to Iowa's economic growth
  - most heavily used mode of transportation for both personal and commercial travel
* are used for cars
  - commuting
  - driving
  - movings
  - speeding
  - traveling
  - wide roads
* can adversely impact large carnivores such as black bears, cougars, and wolverines.
* come in all sorts of sizes, from country roads to interstate turnpikes.
* cuts through bedrock commonly expose beds containing fossils.
* enable cars and trucks to move people and products easily and cheaply.
* form a key part of the nation's excellent transportation system.
* have two important impacts on the economy.
  - lanes
* lead to major cities in every direction.
* means any highway, road, street, or other public way, regardless of classification
  - public street, public alley, or public road
* often are obstacle courses, filled with broken glass and other debris
  - parallel power lines and other sources of heavy radiation
* plays an effective role in short and long distance transportation.
* shrines commemorate victims of motor-vehicle crashes.
+ Regions of Brazil, North Region
  * Highways are scarce and present mainly in the east. Airplanes are commonly used in small remote communities and sometimes in the larger cities.
  * Highways come in many different designs. Highways can also be as simple as a two-lane road.