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freeway US
1. another name for expressway
2. a major road that can be used without paying a toll


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Bobby Shelton, a Clark County public works spokesman, said the full freeway is scheduled to open by the end of January, meaning there will be no more traffic signal causing the bottleneck outside Aliante Station.
Traffic backups near Aliante Station won’t last long by Mike Trask / Las Vegas Sun
to rebuild its Sutherlin plant after a fire, his work to bring high-speed Internet service to eastern Lane County and his intervention to ensure the construction of a full freeway interchange in Cottage Grove.
District 4: Prozanski by The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)
It also calls for turning Highway 138 west to Interstate 5 from the Antelope Valley Freeway into a six-lane expressway, with possibly a full freeway for the western two miles.
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