The phrase "avenue road" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It can be used when referring to a specific type of street that combines both "avenue" and "road," but it is uncommon.
Example: "The new café is located on Avenue Road, just past the park."
Alternatives: "Avenue" or "Road.".
Street cleaners work so hard and so scrupulously that surgeons can carry out their operations on the avenue roads (or so the story goes …).
The cross streets (or avenues, roads, drives, places or lanes) can tell you where in the borough -- east, west, north or south -- an address is.
It is East Tremont Avenue, not Road.
During the holiday season and all year around, ease on down the street, avenue or road.
The determining factor in this metamorphosis has been incessant population pressure, which caused a building boom and the development of an ever-widening network of streets, avenues, and roads crisscrossing the countryside and urbanizing the neighbouring villages.
At Coney Island Taste in Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn, the menu depicts the Wonder Wheel, while the window faces Coney Island Avenue and the local precinct house, 2580 Coney Island Avenue (Gravesend Neck Road-Avenue W); (718) 339-83718
For many years, Cicero Avenue, a major road, with its neon signs and strip joints, was a haven for prostitutes.
Each occurred on Gerritsen Avenue, the only road that runs, straight as a pin, from one end of the Beach to the other.
The chances of Mr. Wood's finding the coffee shop seemed to grow slimmer with every passing street, road, avenue, drive, lane, place and terrace.
Down University Avenue, a narrow road in an affluent district of north Rangoon, a procession of cars and trucks bumps, at rush hour, trying to avoid the city's desperate congestion.
"If you shimmer quietly along our avenue's winding road at midnight, the stars beam down on you and douse you in silver light".
