pedestrian pathway
/pəˈdestriən ˈpɑːθweɪ/
Meaning
A pedestrian pathway is a designated track, trail, or walk reserved exclusively for people traveling on foot. Bicycles, cars, and motorcycles are usually banned from these paths to ensure walker safety.
Examples
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The park features a scenic pedestrian pathway that winds along the riverbank.
The park features a scenic pedestrian pathway that winds along the riverbank.
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Cyclists are requested to dismount when using the pedestrian pathway.
Cyclists are requested to dismount when using the pedestrian pathway.
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They built a new pedestrian pathway to connect the train station to the university campus.
They built a new pedestrian pathway to connect the train station to the university campus.
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Please stay on the designated pedestrian pathway to avoid damaging the wild plants.
Please stay on the designated pedestrian pathway to avoid damaging the wild plants.
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The city upgraded the pedestrian pathway with better lighting for night walkers.
The city upgraded the pedestrian pathway with better lighting for night walkers.
Common Mistakes
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✗ Bikes are not allowed on the pedestrian streetway.
✓ Bikes are not allowed on the pedestrian pathway.
'Streetway' is not a standard English word; use 'pathway' or 'walkway' instead.
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✗ We walked along the pedestrian road.
✓ We walked along the pedestrian pathway.
'Road' implies a route designed for motorized vehicles, whereas 'pathway' or 'path' is used for walking routes.
Related Expressions
Practice
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Follow the paved ___ through the gardens to reach the museum.
💡 A route meant only for walkers.
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pedestrian pathway
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The local council is extending the ___ to make commuting on foot easier.
💡 A dedicated walking path.
Show answer
pedestrian pathway