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Yes, it is grammatically correct to say "turn onto a road". It would be more common to use the name of a specific road or to say "the road" rather than "a road".
Examples:
- To get there, you go about one mile, and then you turn onto the road just past the railroad tracks.
- You go straight for 1.5 miles and then you turn onto Raleigh Road.
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