Thruway (noun)

A controlled-access highway, especially in the United States, designed for high-speed traffic with few or no intersecting roads or driveways.

Origin:

Derived from the phrase 'throughway', first used in the mid-20th century.

Examples:

1. The thruway was the quickest route to the city.
2. Trucks are not allowed on the thruway during rush hour.
3. The thruway was closed for construction causing delays for travelers.
4. Drivers need to have a toll ticket to use the thruway.
5. The thruway is an efficient way to travel long distances without interruptions.