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Discover Ludwig'public roads' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe the roads that are maintained and funded by the government, typically used by the general public. For example, "Every day, hundreds of people drive on the public roads to get to work."
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They are often visible from public roads.
Status of Public Roads, 1959.
About two-thirds of the public roads are hard-surfaced.
In Canada, they are banned from public roads and sidewalks.
Driverless bus trial in Netherlands is first on public roads.
The day of public roads had come, supplanting private highways.
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A Public Roads Administration man said that anybody could see that the German roads were military.
In December 1986, the Public Roads Administration recommended a bridge.
Proposals to build bus lanes and traffic signal preemption was disregarded by the Public Roads Administration.
The Public Roads Administration was sentenced to pay NOK 34 million to Kværner.
The idea was proposed again in 1922 by the director of the Norwegian Public Roads Administration.
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