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==== Functional Classification ==== | ==== Functional Classification ==== |
Revision as of 08:34, 29 November 2015
Functional Classification
Functional Classification Implementation has been partially completed within Utah. In some areas, mainly rural, it is still ongoing.
Please refer to this forum topic for more information on FC Road Types (USA) – comprehensive overhaul of drivable roads
The Utah Functional Classification system is on par with the Nationwide standard, and consists of 7 Road Types.
UT to Waze FC conversion
Utah's Dept of Transportation has made Functional Classification maps available online, in PDF format, for each county. They also provide an interactive statewide map.
Resource Links
- UDOT Interactive Functional Classification Map - ArcGIS
- UDOT Functional Classification Maps by County (PDF Format)
UDOT GIS class and color description
The Utah Classification and Color scheme come from the official Utah D.O.T (UDOT) Functional Classification (FC) map that is published by UDOT. The legend shows what classifications UDOT uses and what color is assigned to each class.
UDOT to Waze conversion table
The numbers correspond to the Federal FC type indicated. (e.g. Federal Class 4 road is a Minor Arterial)
Highway Systems | ||||||||
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Interstate | Interstate Business Loop/Spur | US Hwy (incl. some special routes) | State Hwy (incl. some special routes) | State Hwy BUS, SPUR, LOOP[1] | Locally-maintained | |||
example>>>>> | I-15 N | I-15 BUS | US-89 | SR-28 | SR-24 Spur | Fremont St | ||
F u n c t i o n a l C l a s s |
Interstate | Fw | n/a | n/a | n/a | n/a | n/a | |
Other Freeway/Expy | n/a | Fw | Fw | Fw | Fw | Fw | ||
Other Principal Arterial | n/a | Major | Major | Major | Major | Major | ||
Minor Arterial | n/a | Major | Major | Minor | Minor | Minor | ||
Major Collector | n/a | Major | Major | Minor | PS | PS | ||
Minor Collector | n/a | Major | Major | Minor | PS | PS | ||
Local | n/a | Major | Major | Minor | PS | Street |
- ↑ When a state highway "SPUR" route is used to connect a state highway with another state highway, a US highway, or an Interstate (i.e., when it is used as a connector/CONN route), use the first state highway column.
If you encounter a specific type of road (Interstate/US Hwy Business route, etc) that is not shown, reference the main FC Quick Reference chart