Definition of "driveway"

The design originally called for a 1-lane-wide driveway leading from the street to the parking area.

1988 April, Joseph Truni, “Asphalt Answers”, in Popular Mechanics‎, page 127

They drove in the driveway into the parking lot that was totally full.

2020 October 28, Franco La Monica, Catch 44‎, Meadville, Pennsylvania: Christian Faith Publishing, page 37

The river corridor had also been used as a driveway for sheep in the past. Prior to the gold rush era, it is likely that early day trappers traveled the corridor.

1991, Robin Rose, “Appendix C: Resource Assessment: North Powder National Wild and Scenic River. USDA, Forest Service, Wallowa-Whitman National Forest”, in Environmental Assessment for the North Powder Wild and Scenic River Management Plan‎, US Department of Agriculture, page 12

Magdalena became a major cattle town, securing one of the largest stockyard shipping pens in the Southwest beginning in 1885. "The Magdalena Trail" was a cowboy's destination driving and herding cattle and sheep to the stockyards. So prominent was this trail that it was officially claimed as a "driveway for cattle" by the Grazing Homestead Act of 1916. Today in Magdalena the wooden stockyards, worn by weather and time, still stand as a testament to the Old West Cattle Drives.

2022, Outdoors Southwest, “Journey through New Mexico”, in Outdoors Southwest‎, retrieved 2023-09-13