The phrase "access to road" is not entirely correct in English; it should be "access to the road" or "access to roads." You can use it when discussing the availability or ability to reach a particular road or network of roads.
Example: "The new housing development offers easy access to the road, making commuting more convenient for residents."
Alternatives: "entry to the road" or "access to the roadway."
Transport Liverpool is a transport hub with good access to road, rail and air links.
It operates facilities including product tanks, jetties, truck loading stations and pipelines, and provides access to road and rail networks.
Fairness and equity are interrelated, and transportation equity refers to "the question of fairness in access to road infrastructure" [25].
This is strongly related to their poor access to road and market information (about quality and prices), their low extension packages knowhow, and their weak capacity to comply with cooperative market requirements.
Even among driving schools, there is discontent, with smaller ones complaining of favoritism because they say they do not get access to road test examiners to test blocks of students as regularly as others.
Three of the four regions were selected for the study because (1) they are large and densely populated; (2) they have large urban settlements with access to road transportation; (3) they had at the time of the baseline survey high prevalence rates of HIV/AIDS/STI, TB, and malaria; and (4) HCT, PMTCT, and ART activities were provided in these regions.
"It used to be that access to roads came from private property.
The council endorsed a regional bicycle plan last spring that promotes safer access to roads.
"To get that, we need access to childcare as much as we need access to roads and rail".
Often, farmers are coerced into selling when they see their access to roads or water cut off by encroaching plantations.
Oddly shaped buildings near Columbia University and in Lower Manhattan are products of property lines of old farms drawn to give access to roads to Boston and the Hudson River.
