Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

narrow-lane

noun

/ˈnɛr.oʊ leɪn/

Definition

A narrow-lane is a limited width path or road, primarily designed for single-lane traffic, often found in rural or urban settings.

Examples

Driving on the narrow-lane required careful maneuvering to avoid bumping into the stones.
She loved taking her bike through the scenic narrow-lane that wound through the countryside.

Meaning

The term refers to a street or passage that is not wide enough for more than one vehicle to pass at a time, making it typically suitable for small vehicles, bicycles, or pedestrians.