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[[File:Splitted-roads-NL.png|right|100px]]The standard representation for any roadway is a single 2-way segment, even if the physical roadway is divided.<br> | [[File:Splitted-roads-NL.png|right|100px]]The standard representation for any roadway is a single 2-way segment, even if the physical roadway is divided.<br> | ||
A road may be divided when the GPS tracks show a clearly definable and continuous gap (blank area) between the color-by-azimuth arrows at the 100m 500ft zoom level. | A road may be divided when the [[GPS]] tracks show a clearly definable and continuous gap (blank area) between the color-by-azimuth arrows at the 100m 500ft zoom level. | ||
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Splitting roads
The standard representation for any roadway is a single 2-way segment, even if the physical roadway is divided.
A road may be divided when the GPS tracks show a clearly definable and continuous gap (blank area) between the color-by-azimuth arrows at the 100m 500ft zoom level.