A spur route is a short road or highway that branches off from a main road or highway to provide access to a specific location, such as a city, town, or other important destination. Spur routes are typically used to connect the main highway network with areas that are not directly on the main route. They are often shorter than regular highways and can be designed to handle less traffic, serving as a link to more local or less-accessible places.

Definicja i znaczenie słowa „spur route” po angielsku

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