"road unit" is a correct and usable phrase in written English, particularly in technical or engineering contexts.
It refers to a specific section or area of a road, often used for maintenance or construction purposes. Example: The construction crew completed repairs on the damaged road unit and reopened the lane to traffic.
Daily, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Thomas J. Dodd Research Center, West Corridor, 405 Babbidge Road, Unit 1205.
In July 2010, Romney once again became a Massachusetts property owner when he bought a new townhouse at 10 S Cottage Road Unit 3.
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All controls, instruments and electrical elements automatically engaged and synchronized when flight and road units were locked together; the engine would not start unless the units were properly secured.
Public order, domestic violence, dogs and road units are expected to be cut and domestic violence teams will reduce from six to three or four.
Iowa's defensive line is a middle-of-the-road unit at procuring sacks, and Michigan State's veteran offensive line has keep Cook upright most of the season (Spartans allow 1.25 sacks per game, the 19th best rate in the country), but no team likes being in third-and-long situations, and Cook is particularly ineffective in them.
Members of the roads unit unveiled this year's "Don't bin it" campaign at the Sea Terminal in Douglas.
The government's road safety unit said the whole of the weekend would be exceptionally difficult with one wave of families leaving for their summer holidays, which usually last a month, as others returned from July vacations.
The tweet, sent from the official WYP Road Policing Unit account, was swiftly condemned online.
He had been due to return to duty in April in the road safety unit.
The hardware is designed for a road side unit (RS U in intelligent transportation systems.
