"road lane" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a lane that is used for vehicles on a road. For example, "The driver changed lanes and moved into the middle road lane."
The latter is key to identifying road lane markings and reading road signs.
During the months before the experimental road lane project was terminated by the National Road Administration, road officials at the street level prepared two design plans, one with the experimental road lane and the other without the lane.
Increasing road lane density also negatively impacted both bird and butterfly species richness, while there was substantial evidence for an interaction effect between road lane density and cultivated tree cover on bird species richness.
Our Smart City contribution is transportation-oriented in that it proposes a dynamic road lane management system in order to share appropriately the space devoted to traffic.
A camera is mounted on the vehicle front window to detect the road lane markings and determine the vehicle's position with respect to the lane lines.
The road – lane, really – was closed on the big day but there's nothing to stop you bringing a bike any other time.
Cabbies have been particularly worked up about road lanes that, starting at 6 a.m. on Wednesday, are reserved for Olympics traffic.
Other techniques to see through fog are usually based on longer wavelengths (like RF) and provide lower resolution and poor optical contrast, restricting the ability to identify road lanes and road signs.
"It seems one year is as bad as the one before," said Ms. McKenna, noting that the state is responsible for 5,000 miles of road lanes in the Hudson Valley Region.
"Special road lanes may be needed, which would raise costs".
Road lanes are discretized into a number of cells at each traffic light.
