allottedway

noun
UK /əˈlɒtɪd weɪ/
US /əˈlɑːtɪd weɪ/

A path or route that has been given to someone to use.

The teacher showed us the allottedway to the playground.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A share of a road or passage set aside for a particular person or group.

Each team had its own allottedway through the forest.

3. A fixed course of action that someone is expected to follow.

The rules gave every member an allottedway to speak.

4. A space or lane marked out for a specific use.

The bikes had a special allottedway beside the main road.