The phrase "road to work" is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to describe the route one takes to get to their place of work. For example, "I take the same road to work every day."
The three old women trudged the road to work.
It's a brilliant charity, helping people back on the right road to work, instilling core values through rugby.
He would walk a dirt road to work, one roommate recalled, and was often the last to leave the office.
After Aaron gave his weekly nature talk at the stone circle benches on catalpa seed pods, we spread out along the road to work on several different tasks.
The artist had left Ferrara in a sulk and gone off down the road to work in Bologna, where there was no court.
In the mornings I would go to class, and in the afternoons drive over to Sand Hill Road to work on this start-up out of the Sequoia offices.
For Susan Williams, the road to working as a serial temp for the U.S. Census Bureau ran through law school and a recession that has stalled many a professional career.
Lyn Turner, Unite regional industrial officer, said: "If we do go ahead with industrial action it could be from buses not being on the road to working to rule.
Delacourt said Eurotunnel had advised its employees to take smaller roads to work during the night.
Why risk so much on a reform all about dreaming spires and graduates rather than child poverty or getting the roads to work?
Aung Zaw Htay, the fire department official, said his team's priority was to clear the area in order to return the roads to working condition.
