The phrase "a roadside station" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a facility or stop along a road, typically providing services for travelers such as food, restrooms, and information.
Example: "After driving for several hours, we decided to take a break at a roadside station to stretch our legs and grab a snack."
Alternatives: "rest area" or "service area".
Midway through our second day, we stopped for gas at a roadside station in central Ohio, two hours south of our destination.
BAGHDAD — At a roadside station here, where buses bound for Syria leave dozens of times a week, the space between two troubled nations is measured by notions of prosperity and security.
The design of the revised index is based on database of air pollutants collected at two air quality monitoring stations in Hong Kong, i.e. a roadside station in Mong Kok and a general station in Sha Tin.
In this article, we focus on the service discovery inside a VANET without connecting to the Internet, in which vehicle stations and roadside stations have same functions; only difference is that a vehicle station is a pair of a MR and attached hosts, whereas a roadside station is a pair of an AR and stationary attached hosts.
This also gives roadside station operators a way to transition to an electric-friendly future while keeping their businesses relatively static in terms of other features of the stations themselves.
The program would subsidise the cost of a roadside charging station up to a cap of $45,000, which they say would drive the installation of about 3,500 stations across the country.
It, too, could be recharged rapidly at a roadside filling station.
And Blatter is shown cutting a deal with Adidas at a roadside service station.
A stop at a roadside service station was a sensory overload.
We stop at a roadside service station and are mesmerised by the lack of traffic: a bicycle passes.
Still rattled by my narrow escape, I stop for a late lunch at a little restaurant next to a roadside service station.
