This is called a street.

Two fully equipped soldiers fight their way through tank tracks on a road along the Volkhov in 1942.

It was not only these difficulties within the USSR that the Nazi leadership underestimated. Although the combat effectiveness of the remaining Red Army units was still comparatively low in early 1942 following the heavy losses sustained at the start of the war, the army not only continued to fight on with tenacity and undaunted spirit but even launched a successful counterattack along the Volkhov. Soviet infantry weapons were capable of withstanding these environmental conditions, whereas Wehrmacht soldiers had to keep their weapons constantly clean—a difficult task under such circumstances.

Translated with Google.