B road

B-road. English Etymology The term "B road", or "B-Road", in British road classification refers to secondary roads, typically narrower and less important than A-roads (primary roads) but more significant than minor roads (C-roads or unclassified roads). Prefix "B-" [which likely stands for "British" or "Branch" in the context of roads. These roads were originally classified as secondary roads in the UK road network] + "Road". Noun en British Any of many secondary roads in Britain, typically branching off of A roads, leading to C roads, and travelling to smaller towns and villages. en A road Further reading Great_Britain_road_numbering_scheme#Other_classifications Great Britain road numbering scheme § Other classifications Anagrams en abdor bardo Broda Board Bardo dobra Borda dorab abord Dobra board adorb en Roads