The phrase "a length of road" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific distance or measurement of a road, often in discussions about travel, construction, or geography.
Example: "The construction project will cover a length of road that stretches for five miles."
Alternatives: "a stretch of road" or "a distance of road".
Michael Roberts, who owns a scrap metal yard on the island, said access to his yards will be blocked by the shuttlebus, coach and pre-booked taxi points, part of which are planned to run along a length of road where parking is not normally allowed.
measurement at a point, measurement over a short section (about 10 meters), measurement over a length of road (at least 0.5 km), measurement with mobile observer in the traffic stream, measurement with multiple simultaneous mobile vehicles, as part of ITS (Intelligent Transportation Systems).
Some of them are (i) measurement at a point, (ii) measurement over a short section (about 10 meters), (iii) measurement over a length of road (at least 0.5 km), (iv) measurement with mobile observer in the traffic stream, (v) measurement with multiple simultaneous mobile vehicles, as part of ITS (Intelligent Transportation Systems). .
Road transport was slowly improving and, in 1706, Parliament established the first turnpike trusts that placed a length of road under the control of trustees drawn from local landowners and traders.
A road segment refers to a length of road having similar features, such as a city block.
Assuming that rock accounts for half the cost of a new rocked road, then for the same cost as rocking a length of existing road, it is possible to build the same length of ridgeline road, with much less sediment delivery.
For children without asthma, there was no statistically significant association of any length of road metric with FeNO.
Spokesman John Bullock said: "The best way of doing it is to take a larger area and actually do a proper re-surfacing over a length of the road because one thing we've discovered is - and this is talking to local authorities - is it's 20 times dearer to do what they're doing to repair potholes by doing it on a spot basis.
Although the lorries would have to travel further, there would be a similar length of road to construct to link existing highways; the income from 90,000 annual tourists to these and other connected game parks would be protected; and five to eight times as many people would benefit from links to trade in a more populated region of the country, they say.
To the north of the park, about half-a‑mile of the drive through Birmingham Wood to Little Aston Hall, a short length of road north of Little Aston, and another length to the west of Shenstone, mark the course of the road in a straight line from Streetley Hill to high ground (450′) on the north-east of Wall.
