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What is typically not a characteristic feature of urban streets?
Which of the following is least likely to be found on residential streets?
Which term best describes a street designed specifically for heavy traffic and commercial use?
What is a common purpose of bike lanes on city streets?
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Which type of street is most likely to have high-speed traffic and limited pedestrian access?
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Study Notes
Urban Street Characteristics
- Residential streets commonly prioritize pedestrian safety and accessibility with features like sidewalks, street trees, and reduced speed limits. They often have lower traffic volumes compared to commercial streets.
- Commercial streets prioritize ease of vehicle movement and accessibility for businesses. They typically have wider lanes, less green space, and are designed to accommodate high traffic volumes.
- Bike lanes are dedicated space along streets designated for cyclists, improving safety and promoting cycling as a mode of transportation.
- High-speed traffic and limited pedestrian access are typically associated with arterial roads, which prioritize rapid movement of traffic and often have limited sidewalks or crosswalks.
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Test your knowledge on the characteristics and types of urban streets. This quiz covers various street designs, their purposes, and features typically found in residential versus commercial streets.
