Synonyms for right of way
right of way

Princeton's WordNet

1. right of waynoun

   the privilege of someone to pass over land belonging to someone else

2. right of waynoun

   the right of one vehicle or vessel to take precedence over another

3. right of waynoun

   the passage consisting of a path or strip of land over which someone has the legal right to pass

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1. • Easement
   • Passage
   • Right

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1. Joshua Taylor:

   Ahead of severe weather, the City of North Port has received several complaints about signs located on( redacted) Avenue. Per City Sign Code and storm water code, these signs are in violation and are not allowed in the road right-of-way.

2. Bob Sykes:

   Paltrow clearly hit Dr. Sanderson from behind. Dr. Sanderson was the downhill skier and had the right-of-way. It is unfortunate that Ms. Paltrow would fail to tell the truth about what happened.

3. Bob Sykes:

   The statement made by Ms. Paltrow that Dr. Sanderson hit her from behind is false, paltrow clearly hit Dr. Sanderson from behind. Dr. Sanderson was the downhill skier and had the right-of-way. It is unfortunate that Ms. Paltrow would fail to tell the truth about what happened.

4. Patrick Waldron:

   Today crews are working to remove the final few derailed cars from the right of way and proceed with repairs to the track, due to the bitter cold conditions and isolated location, safety and firefighting experts have allowed the remaining controlled fire at the core of the derailment to burn.