no-through road
nounUK /ˌnəʊ θruː ˈrəʊd/
US /ˌnoʊ θruː ˈroʊd/
A road with only one way in and out, so you cannot drive all the way through it.
Our street is a no-through road, so cars have to turn around at the end.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A street closed at one end by a barrier or wall.
The no-through road ends at a gate by the park.
3. A route that does not connect to another road for cars.
The map shows a no-through road behind the school.
4. A quiet street where traffic cannot pass straight through.
Living on a no-through road means less traffic noise.