Wiktionary
a. (context of a road or of vehicular traffic English) Having more than one lane of traffic traveling in at least one direction.
WordNet
adj. (of roads and highways) having two or more lanes for traffic [ant: single-lane]
Usage examples of "multilane".
On multilane highways I usually hover at seventy before I close my eyes.
The multilane traffic was narrowing to one lane as they approached the Bab and consequently was thickening and slowing down.
On either side, as always, were noisy, never ceasing streams of multilane traffic.
But the big multilane freeway that ran up out of Manhattan looked a little crazy to Malenfant, a wild scribble over grassed-over concrete.
Hard to do while we were in the multilane tangle of roads going through the city.
After Mission San Fernando he followed the old stagecoach road, now a multilane highway into the mountains.
Office workers and tourists, drunks and bums mingle on sidewalks on multilane one-way streets filled with traffic.
The area was all roads and overpasses, a multilane highway surrounded by other highways, with little beyond them but an industrial park.
Highway 402 was a multilane highway, limited access for most of its length, and it had been taken out of civilian service to move the vast fleet of tanks and fighting vehicles that were headed for the gate.
American detachment had plunged brazenly en masse onto this bleached-out stretch of multilane highway.
Denver is an urban oasis, sequestered in relative privacy between the suburb-mimicking big-box sprawl of University Hills Shopping Center and the always-congested multilane ribbons of concrete that comprise Interstate 25, which bisects southeast Denver like a bypass scar on a cardiac patient.
He pulled out of the lot, cruised down a traffic-choked boulevard, turned right at a sign and got onto a ramp leading to a multilane highway.
She approached a major intersection in the multilane road and turned off it at the very last second, crossing a couple of lanes of traffic at high speed to do so.
After a pause to pay the toll, the Chevy settled onto the multilane expanse of concrete as though it was propelled on a cushion of air.
Kovac drove west on the broad speedway multilanes of 394, which thinned down to four lanes, then two, then two with no shoulders, the last a narrow ribbon of road that wound around the fingers of Lake Minnetonka.