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===Naming=== | |||
examples: | |||
* Vremdesteenweg, Wommelgem, Belgium | * Vremdesteenweg, Wommelgem, Belgium | ||
* Rue Saint Martin, Tournai, Belgium | * Rue Saint Martin, Tournai, Belgium | ||
* Rue de la Gare, Mersch, Luxembourg | * Rue de la Gare, Mersch, Luxembourg | ||
===Functional classification=== | |||
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! colspan="3" width="99%" | Regional | ! colspan="3" width="99%" | Regional guidelines | ||
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| width="32%" align="center" | <b>Belgium</b> | | width="32%" align="center" | <b>Belgium</b> | ||
Revision as of 08:09, 30 May 2020
Primary Street
The Primary Street (PS) is used for main roads in local areas, and as feeder roads to the highway network. Think of municipal streets with priority signs, or those large roads also used by public transport. The various regions use different ways of classification. If anything is unclear, just check with the community.
| Street | City | Speed | Lock |
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Naming
examples:
- Vremdesteenweg, Wommelgem, Belgium
- Rue Saint Martin, Tournai, Belgium
- Rue de la Gare, Mersch, Luxembourg
Functional classification
| Regional guidelines | ||
|---|---|---|
| Belgium | Brussels | Luxembourg |
| not (yet) defined | not (yet) defined | not (yet) defined |