"roads" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to paths along which vehicles travel. For example, "The roads were busy this morning with cars heading to the city."
"In more congested areas or particularly busy times of the day, then vehicles on key roads might be given priority in order to keep the traffic flowing".
"To get that, we need access to childcare as much as we need access to roads and rail".
We are making the biggest investment in roads since the 1970s and the biggest in rail since Victorian times, connecting 40,000 premises to superfast broadband every week, and starting an energy revolution with the first new nuclear plant in a generation, the world's first green investment bank and the largest production of offshore wind on the planet.
In North Dakota, crews in Bottineau and Renville counties were cutting open some roads to keep water flowing and away from farmhouses.
One might think Wasim would know secret shortcuts all over the city but he insists all of Mumbai's roads are bad, particularly in the business district in the south of the city.
"I just drive and ask people along the way; that's how you learn the roads here".
"The Worli-Fort, JJ flyover and Mohammed Ali roads are, I guess, the best of the worst roads".
"I often get blamed and sworn at for the congestion on the roads," he says.
It proposes one-third be reserved for open spaces – an area almost half the size of New York's Central Park; one-fourth for roads and transport links; and another third for mixed-use development, with a focus on tourism and public institutions.
Your job: to cross roads, rail tracks and rivers with a host of characters, hitting restart after every splat to get them back into the action.
Switching public spending from "grey" projects such as roads and airports, to "green" schemes such as parks, tree planting and allotments, would not just save the government billions of pounds, improve health, and cut climate emissions, but it would create jobs and make British cities more attractive.
