lane
Plural
lanes
1
a narrow path in the countryside
- They strolled down the quiet lane, enjoying the peaceful countryside views.
- The lane was lined with blooming wildflowers on both sides.
- He took the scenic lane through the village to avoid the main road.
- The old farmhouse was located at the end of a long, winding lane.
- The lane was perfect for a leisurely bike ride on a sunny day.
2
a part of a road that is separated by white lines
A lane is a narrow, designated portion of a road or street, meant for a single line of vehicles to travel. It is usually marked with road markings or barriers to separate it from other lanes or areas of the road. Lanes can vary in number, depending on the size of the road, and are designed to help organize traffic flow and improve safety. In some cases, lanes may be dedicated to specific types of vehicles, like buses or bicycles.
- He switched to the left lane to overtake the slow-moving truck.
- The bicycle lane is separated from the main road by a white line.
- She signaled before merging into the right lane.
- The construction work narrowed the highway to one lane.
- Drivers must stay within their lane to ensure safe and orderly traffic flow.