1. A bike .......... or path is a narrow passageway that is created for foot or bicycle traffic. These types of paths are found in cities and towns around the world.

2. A(n) .......... is a narrow walkway created along roadways and meant for foot traffic only. These are usually made of cement or asphalt.

3. .......... are passageways that are usually found behind houses and businesses. They are not as wide as regular roadways, but vehicles can travel on them.

4. Large highways often have at least two .......... going one way and two going the opposite direction.

5. Some cities are set up on grid systems where streets run north to south and .......... run east to west.

6. If you are traveling on an expressway and you want to exit, you have to wait for a(n) .......... to do so.

7. A(n) .......... is part of a roadway where two streets meet and cross each other. These areas are often controlled by traffic lights. In rural areas of the US, these are called junctions'.

8. A .......... is a large major roadway that usually connects cities with other municipalities. Vehicles travel at relatively high speeds on these types of roadways.

9. A(n) road is a roadway where a payment has to be made before one's vehicle can travel on it.

10. A(n) .......... is an entrance point that leads vehicles onto a major expressway.