The phrase "even road" is not correct in written English.
The phrase you are likely looking for in this context is "even road surface" or "evenly paved road." For example: "The car rides smoothly on the even road surface."
Not even road crews had come out with sand.
It is popular among athletes, outdoor enthusiasts and even road crews.
There were no buildings in sight, let alone border security, immigration, or even road signs — just vistas of craggy mountains.
On an even road the only noise was of rubber on tarmac, punctuated by the wonderful sound of cascading hub bearings when freewheeling.
Last September, a group of writers and artists presented a charter of demands for language rights to the West Bengal government, to reinforce the use of Bengali in schools, administration and even road signs.
He writes: "After the first 237 incarnations on news bulletins, I struggled to see how this theme could be developed further, yet the BBC continued to lead with speculation about bizarre consequences of a Labour-SNP government for the economy, tax, and even road schemes.
There are also swathes of data from digital cameras, Twitter feeds and even road-traffic movements.
Egan sends Danny, her twitchy protagonist, on a trip from Manhattan to a crumbling Eastern European castle that is too remote for cell phones, television signals, even roads.
Frank Skala, the association's president, noted that All Saints' had been on the same site since 1892, before the arrival of houses and even roads.
Jackson, however, had had none of that, not even roads or maps, and yet he managed 30 miles per hour through this foreboding land.
But Palm is also betting that an array of unique functions will engage even road-weary tech warriors.
