A passageway or lane between buildings.
 

A road, sometimes raised as a causeway, which serves as an approach road to a building or bridge.
 

The part of a road intended for vehicular traffic.
 

A road or street covered with small, rounded cobble stones.
 

A road or track specifically used by drovers or herders to drive their animals to market.
 

A way, path or road through a cutting.
 

Narrow, rough tracks often over upland routes used by packhorse trains to carry goods.
 

A road whose upkeep and repair was financed by the exaction of a toll.
 

A pathway, not necessarily designed as such, beaten down by the feet of travellers.
 

A road surface made out of wooden blocks or planks. It was much used in English cities before 1940, but the cost of wooden blocks eventually made it uneconomical.