11 Questions
What is the difference between a Through Street and a Major Street?
Vehicles on Major Streets always have the right of way, while vehicles on Through Streets may need to yield.
What is a characteristic of a Parkway according to the text?
Parkways are used for safe movement through traffic.
What is the purpose of geometric design on Major Highways?
To expedite the safe movement through traffic.
Which type of highway leads to or from an urban center according to the text?
Radial Highway
What must vehicles on a Through Highway do at the entrance if there is a stop sign erected?
Yield right of way to vehicles on the highway.
What term denotes land, property, or interest acquired and reserved for highway purposes?
Right-of-Way
What does Full Control of Access refer to?
Providing access connections only to selected roads
What is a Frontage Road designed to do?
Intercept and contribute traffic to an expressway
What characterizes Partial Control of Access in terms of access connections?
Some private connections and at-grade crossings may be allowed
What constitutes the Traveled Way in a roadway?
It refers to the portion of the roadway for vehicle movement
What does Control of Access involve?
Controlling the rights of owners or occupants of abutting lands
Test your knowledge about AASHTO, right-of-way, and control of access in highway transportation. Learn about the concepts related to land acquisition for highway purposes and public authority's control over access rights.
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