An undivided highway is a type of road that does not have any physical barrier separating the lanes of traffic going in opposite directions. On these roads, vehicles traveling in both directions share the same space, usually marked by lane lines or a centerline. Undivided highways are typically narrower than divided highways and are often found in less busy or rural areas. Because there is no barrier to prevent vehicles from crossing into oncoming traffic, drivers must be more cautious, especially when overtaking other vehicles.

Definicja i znaczenie słowa „undivided highway” po angielsku

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