The phrase "artery road" is not commonly used in written English and may cause confusion.
It can be used to refer to a major road that carries a significant amount of traffic, typically connecting different areas or regions.
Example: "The new highway will serve as an artery road, facilitating better transportation between the city and the suburbs."
Alternatives: "main road" or "major thoroughfare".
During the day, the island's main artery road is clogged with sand-loaded trucks en route to the port.
The mortar fire struck a base of the Fourth Infantry Division near Balad, a town close to the main northern artery road linking Baghdad to Saddam Hussein's hometown, Tikrit.
Officers are paying particular interest to Felixstowe's transient population, among them the 4,000 lorry drivers that use the A14, the artery road linking East Anglia to the Midlands.
Boston will soon have prevalent cellular access on the T Central Artery road tunnels (thanks Rob).
One year on, the key A-9 artery road linking the North and the South of the country is once again throbbing with life and activity, reflecting the resumption of commercial and human contact with the North.
The Iganga District is very rural and one of the poorest for the amount of access to health the populous should have; the main artery road from Nairobi to Kampala almost bisects the district.
The most significant change was the introduction of category of artery-road-adjacent area.
Its artery of roads, bridges and irrigation works, weaving around the Indus, has been smashed.
Oakervee warned: "It is clear that all the main transport arteries both road and rail are rapidly becoming congested and are already constraining our ability to grow the economy to allow us to maintain our position in world trade and commerce.
We are talking about eliminating much of the time presently taken up with commuting and diminishing the present clogging of arteries aka roads.
Like an artery, the "mother road" nurtured communities and serviced millions of truckers and road trippers for decades.
