underpass

IPA: ˈʌndɝpæs

A passage that crosses a road, railroad or similar obstacle in a tunnel underneath it.

Examples of "underpass" in Sentences

The 66th street underpass is half closed due to 35W work.
The underpass is a link between Kattoor and Brooke Bond Road.
One of their biggest issues is the foot bridge at the I-275 river underpass aka Troll Bridge.
In New York, where I live now, such places are everywhere — a train underpass, a rooftop, a quiet street.
I would like to be known as a underpass dwelling technician, but I think people will still call me a troll.
New Transport Minister Terry Mulder joined the chorus condemning the underpass, which is a gateway to Southbank for visitors to the city.
The pedestrian walkway on top of the underpass is the latest installment in the long saga of the $31 million renovation of the underpass downtown.
In order to visit his hospitalised wife Harry must cut through a public underpass, which is a gathering spot at all hours by local thugs and gang members …
A windy, desolate expanse that cuts the city off from its waterfront, Mr. Smallenberg calls the underpass "one of the most inhospitable pieces of road in Canada."