The phrase "urban roads" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to roads or streets within a city or urban area. Example: Many urban roads are congested with traffic during rush hour.
Scooters were fine for urban roads, but not well suited to tougher rural terrain.
Every week in the Colombian capital, over 75 miles of urban roads are shut to vehicles.
India's urban roads are choked: the average speed in Delhi has fallen from 27kph (17mph) in 1997 to 10kph.
The E2O's top speed will be the maximum legal speed on most urban roads, which is 80 kilometers an hour.
Paying for new roads with tolls, or adding tolls to sections of older urban roads, is common across the country.
On the infrastructure side, a safety engineer from the agency works with construction teams that are rehabilitating urban roads.
The congestion costs of motorists using urban roads are estimated by the commission to be 50 times greater than those caused by rural drivers.
Britain's biggest carmaker plans to test the vehicles on a 41-mile (66km) route on motorways and urban roads near its headquarters in Whitley, Coventry.
"A study showed there are 170 cyclist deaths per billion kilometres cycled on major rural roads, but only eight per billion kilometres on minor urban roads".
After World War II, Germany rebuilt its cities and accommodated the automobile by abandoning trolley lines, widening urban roads and building automobile parking garages in downtowns.
Riding these empty routes above Strathglass and into the lower part of Glen Affric is a real pleasure for anyone who is used to urban roads and pollution.
