no-entry road

noun
UK /ˌnəʊ ˈentri rəʊd/
US /ˌnoʊ ˈentri roʊd/

A road where cars are not allowed to go in.

The sign says it is a no-entry road, so we cannot drive down there.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A street marked with a sign that forbids vehicles from entering.

Drivers must turn back because the street is a no-entry road.

3. A path or lane reserved for pedestrians or emergency vehicles only.

The no-entry road behind the school is only for fire trucks.

4. A route that is blocked or closed to general traffic.

Roadworks turned the main street into a no-entry road for a week.