curblane

noun
UK /ˈkɜːbleɪn/
US /ˈkɝːbleɪn/

A curblane is the narrow strip of road right next to the sidewalk.

The car pulled into the curblane to let the children get out safely.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A marked lane along the edge of a road where cars may stop briefly.

Delivery trucks are allowed to use the curblane for quick drop-offs.

3. The painted boundary line that separates the curb area from moving traffic.

Stay behind the curblane until the bus has fully stopped.

4. A path or track running alongside a raised curb, as at a racetrack or driveway.

The cyclist hugged the curblane around the final turn.