road surface

The material that the ground or road surface is made of.

He got out and used his flash on the road surface.

It may also be connected across the entire road surface.

The red gravel can still be seen along the edge of the road surface.

In some streets the water was part of two meters above the road surface.

They floated a foot or more off the road surface.

The road surface is all right and the traffic scarce.

But officials said the road surface was believed to have been dry at the time of the accident.

All they had to do was mount the road surface of the bridge and be on their way.

The child had merely stumbled on a break in the road surface, he saw.

On the other hand, his bare feet didn't like the rough road surface at all.

The suspension is alive to the road surface in a way the former cars are not.

The damaged road surface allows only 4x4 cars to go through.

He looked briefly delighted, then saw her standing on the road surface and started.

It hadn't been easy to find the place: he'd driven through a building site, the road surface not yet finished.

In many cases a better solution is to change the road surface and not the tyre standards.

As a result, the aggregate breaks free from the road surface.

There was a crater, torn into the road surface, a few feet across.

I dropped the butt of the Lance to the road surface.

It made such a mess that we finally had to replace the whole road surface, as you can see.

The same amount needed to be hauled up the mountain each year in order to maintain the road surface.

The road surface was laid and the tunnel opened for traffic in 1999.

The type of road surface is dependent on economic factors and expected usage.

The stones were broken down to a size suitable for use as a road surface.

This could happen on a slippery road surface, often where there is a cant.