car parks
Where drivers park
Car parks is the British term for what Americans call parking lots—designated areas where vehicles can be left temporarily.
The term applies to both outdoor lots and multi-story structures: The car parks near the stadium fill up quickly on match days.
In American English, these are parking lots or parking garages.
- garagesEnclosed vehicle shelters
- spacesGaps or open areas
- vehiclesMachines for transportation
- multi-storyHaving several floors
- lotsLarge amount, or parcels
accessible · ticket machine · wheel clamp · short stay · capacity · exit · levels · shopping · shopping centre · attendant · bays · pillars · basement · reversing · speed bump · underground · concrete · concrete jungle
- North SomersetPortishead, Churchill, Felton
- railwaystrains, train, locomotives, locomotive, tracks
- racetrackpit lane, starting line, starting gate, finish line, starting grid
- GlastonburyShangri-La, Arcadia, mud, wellies, Wellington boots
- in-between spacesthresholds, doorways, corridors, hallways, vestibules
- Brutalismraw concrete, exposed concrete, brutalist, concrete slabs, concrete towers
car parksstreet parking
Vehicles stored roadside
curbside parking · clearways · double yellow lines · tow-away zones · double parking
car parksroads
Paved paths for vehicles
highways · motorways · freeways · streets · thoroughfares
car parksgreen spaces
Outdoor vegetated public areas
parks · pedestrian plazas · public squares · housing developments · residential areas
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