There are many streets and roads with food and Biblically related names. Would such streets impart Kedushah, Tumah, or other Halachic statuses on the traveler?
For example, is it Assur to travel on Ives Dairy Road while Fleishig, or on Hamburger Road while Milchig (from hard cheese like Parmesan)?
Similarly, can one travel on North Bread Street or Cracker Street during Pesach? Do only Sefardim have a Heter to travel on Rice Street or Rice Road during Pesach? Must they check each crevice for Chametz?
Must one wait until Moshiach comes to be able to travel on Pork Avenue, assuming it chews its cud?
Which part of Giraffe Road may one enter and exit?
May a Rasha travel on Leviathan Street?
May a Kohen travel on Tamei Road?
May one walk on Leather Street during Yom Kippur?
Are only gentiles allowed to travel on Goy Road? Can the inverse be said about Jew Road?
Is it a violation of V'nishmartem Meod L'nafshoseichem to travel on Danger Street?
According to Halacha, can one who's Makpid Cholov Yisroel travel on Milk Road if it is maintained by gentiles? What if a Jew is always present?
Can one be Yotzei going to Gehinnom by going to Hell Street?
Can one attain Dveikus L'Hashem by living on Hashem Drive?
Did Mordechai refuse to travel on Haman Way?
Do we have a Chiyuv to destroy Amalek Street?
Is it suggested for converts to travel through Jethro's Road?