Expressway (noun)

A high-speed divided highway designed for fast traffic flow.

Origin:

Mid 20th century: from express + way.

Examples:

1. The expressway provided a quick and efficient route to the city.
2. The expressway was lined with trees and well-maintained.
3. The expressway had multiple lanes and was free of traffic signals.
4. The expressway was a toll road and charged drivers a fee to use it.
5. The expressway was a major transportation route and carried thousands of vehicles each day.