"working road" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It refers to a road or street that is currently undergoing construction, repairs, or maintenance. Example: The city announced that the main street will be closed for the next few weeks due to ongoing working road repairs.
The Grade II-listed Calva bridge in Workington is now expected to open early in the new year, meaning the town will once again have two working road bridges, including the temporary road bridge opened in April.
Though you would never know it from the way I got there, this working road trip was about subways, light rail, buses and bikes.
If they'd wanted to make the route more interesting, they could have headed to the city's eastern fringe, to Broughty Ferry, and sent them up Whinny Brae, our Kilimanjaro and surely the only working road in Britain closed to motorists after its steepness moved from a source of local wonder to official concern.
Hundreds of villagers were seen streaming alongside the only working road in the area, looking for safety and carrying all their belongings on their back.
"No-one working in road safety is complacent, though.
In another research work road departure prevention (RDP) system has been proposed by Katzourakis et al. (2014).
The roof of the double-decker bus was ripped off on Works Road, Hollingwood, Chesterfield, at about 0835 GMT.
Most of the existing morphological-based methods extract the road region only, and some other methods of road linking is needed to get continuous roads; but in this proposed work, road centerline is extracted and road linking is not needed.
In the same time, PWA plans for further upgrade for the STWs projects to extend TSE reuse applications in building works, road works, industrial applications as well as cooling purposes.
Later, he joined the expedition in Mexico, working on roads and as a supply officer.
Currently, there are existing initiatives to reduce the number of injuries and fatalities EMS responders sustain while working on roads and highways.
