Többélú

Többélú is a Hungarian term that translates to "multi-lane" in English. It primarily refers to roads or highways that have multiple traffic lanes in each direction, allowing for increased traffic capacity and flow. These roads are designed to accommodate a higher volume of vehicles compared to single-lane roads.

The concept of többélú is crucial for modern transportation infrastructure, especially in urban and intercity areas where traffic congestion can be a significant issue. By providing more lanes, többsávos roads help to reduce travel times, improve safety by separating traffic in opposite directions, and facilitate more efficient movement of goods and people.

Examples of többsávos roads include major highways, expressways, and arterial roads within cities. The number of lanes can vary, with some roads having two or three lanes in each direction, while others can have even more. The design and implementation of többsávos roads often involve complex engineering considerations, including lane management, signage, and traffic control systems. The term emphasizes the physical characteristic of having multiple paths for vehicles to travel on.