The phrase "attractive road" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a road that is visually appealing or has pleasant scenery.
Example: "Driving along the attractive road, we were captivated by the stunning views of the mountains."
Alternatives: "scenic route" or "picturesque road".
He added that he has always found the documentary the more attractive road.
This oddly attractive road movie is directed in the Cassavetes manner by the always interesting actor Amalric.
The signings of Thierry Henry and Rafael Marquez, both from F.C. Barcelona, turned the Red Bulls into one of the most attractive road draws in M.L.S. Their presence and strong play also enabled the team to increase its average home attendance by 6,000 fans a game from 2009.
Despite initial skepticism he said, "It turns out that the Enzo makes a more comfortable and attractive road car when made over as a butch Maserati racer in street couture".
With a one-trillion-dollar economy growing at 6% a year, Indonesia is Southeast Asia's largest market, and is becoming increasingly attractive to road warriors.
From a transportation research perspective, the questions immediately asked are (i) what economic incentives make the purchase and use of EVs in Norway so attractive to road users; (ii) do these incentives have any adverse effects and, if so, how large are they; and (iii) how does the marginal external cost of EVs compare to that of conventional vehicles.
The Ma and Pa acquired two 0-6-0 Baldwin switchers in 1913, #29 and #30 (pictured), called "jewels of engines, in some respects the most attractive the road had", by writer George Hilton in The Ma & Pa A A History of the Maryland & Pennsylvania Railroad.
Therefore programmes that create more exercise-friendly environments and reduce accidents are bound to become more attractive.Slower roads appear to be safer.
Oh, and some very attractive side roads in which, according to a Nationwide survey last week, house prices have soared by a record 16% in the past year alone, and doubled over the past decade.
After this we wandered down Hastings Street, an attractive palm-lined road which adjoins the park and is reputedly the richest street in Noosa.
The meeting will discuss ways of making the entire road attractive to new corporations that might move along its central six-mile section, known as the Melville corridor, where modern corporate office buildings are replacing obsolete industrial sites and potato farms.
