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US
/ˈəndɝˌpæs/
]
NOUN
- an underground tunnel or passage enabling pedestrians to cross a road or railway
How To Use underpass In A Sentence
- The new road has 29 structures, including 17 overbridges, five underbridges and an underpass.
- With traffic intersections allowing just 12 seconds for the pedestrian to cross the road, the solution perhaps lies in foot overbridges and underpasses.
- The tape cut off as the limo sped up and accelerated below a triple underpass.
- Swollen rivers overflowed and flooded roads, homes, yards and underpasses.
- Work on the underpass, which commenced the very next day, has continued uninterrupted.
- I would like to see a dual carriageway, possibly with a roundabout and an underpass for pedestrians.
- On the other side is a new link road taking motorists to a new underpass under the dual carriageway.
- In the case of grade separation engineering for highway and railroad, underpass bridges are widely applied.
- WSDOT says Winter patrols have been out all night putting down anti-icer or deicer as needed but you'll still want to use caution at on and off-ramps, bridges, underpasses. KIROTV.com - Local News
- As he walked through the underpass in Cranes Farm Road he saw three men which he said he didn't think anything of and continued walking towards them.