side street
Noun
Meaning
a street intersecting a main street and terminating there
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About thirty yards from the entrance, but in a side street.
About 12.25pm, two cars had slowed down along Mandurah Road to cater for a lorry that had pulled out from a side street.
According to Bo, the girl kept yakking, so he pulled the car over to a side street, demanding she get out.
If you see one up ahead and there is a way to turn around or take a side street without breaking any traffic laws, by all means, take that path.
After exiting the hostel, we walked about 30 minutes, crossing the river to the other side of the city in the process, and eventually reached a quiet, secluded side street.
Also, with near side stops there is less interference with traffic turning into bus route from a side street.