freewaylike

English

Etymology

From freeway +‎ -like.

Adjective

freewaylike (comparative more freewaylike, superlative most freewaylike)

1. Resembling or characteristic of a freeway.
   • 2019 January 4, Lee Davidson, “UDOT spent $700K to remove complicated-design intersection, insists using it initially was not a mistake”, in The Salt Lake Tribune‎:

     Walker said that just two blocks from it, UDOT this year installed a new freewaylike interchange on Bangerter Highway at 5400 South.

   • 2019 September 4, Lee Davidson, “Slowly converting Bangerter Highway into a freeway speeds up commute by 8 minutes”, in The Salt Lake Tribune‎:

     The new study didn’t count the additional time savings from previous freewaylike intersections installed in recent years at 7800 South, Redwood Road and 600 West.

   • 2022 August 12, Mike Lindblom, “Sound Transit 3: Progress in West Seattle, paralysis in Chinatown International District”, in The Seattle Times‎:

     After climbing Southwest Andover, the tracks would turn southwest above the freewaylike four-lane segment of Fauntleroy Way Southwest, avoiding worse blight and displacement of homes on the back streets, until trains enter the short tunnel next to Avalon Way Southwest.