'Get on' a road


In English, when giving directions, there are two possible constructions you
can use when telling someone which road to use for a given segment of the
trip:

  * 'take', which refers to the entire journey along that road ('take I-35 to 183')
  * 'get on', which only refers to the beginning point of the journey along that road - you have to then explicitly refer to the end as well with 'get off' or 'go to' or something ('get on I-35 and get off at 183')

The first one corresponds just fine to Japanese 通る, but is there a Japanese
equivalent of the second? I can imagine multiple options (at the very least 乗る
or 入る, depending on the metaphor being used), but I don't think I've ever
actually come across a word for this.




Informally, we say 「～～に[乗]{の}る」 or 「～～に[入]{はい}る」.

Formally and officially, we say 「～～に[進入]{しんにゅう}する」.




Informally, we say 「～～に[乗]{の}る」 or 「～～に[入]{はい}る」.

Formally and officially, we say 「～～に[進入]{しんにゅう}する」.

