| Descripción | (Tipo mayor) (Tipo Rotonda) |
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| Una Calle Principal y una Calle se cruzan en una rotonda, así que tenemos dos segmentos de tipo Calle principal y dos de tipo Calle conectados. Rotonda como tipo Calle Principal
2 Calle Principal + 2 Calle = Calle Principal |
Calle Principal | 
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| Una Calle Principal y tres segmentos tipo Calle coinciden en una rotonda. Rotonda como tipo Calle
1 Calle Principal + 3 Calle = Calle |
Calle | 
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| Tres segmentos Calle Principal y uno tipo Calle coinciden en una rotonda. Rotonda tipo Calle principal
3 Calle Principal + 1 Calle = Calle Principal |
Primary Street Primary Street |
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| Una Carretera Mayor CaMajor Highway and a Minor Highway cross so we have two segments of each type. | Major Highway Major Highway |
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| Three Major Highway segments and one Minor Highway segment meet. | Major Highway Major Highway |
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| A Major Highway, two Primary Streets, and one Street segment meet. (The Major Highway can be thought to start/end at the Roundabout.) | Major Highway Primary Street |
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| A Major Highway, a Primary Street, and two Street segments meet at a Roundabout. | Major Highway Primary Street |
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| A Major Highway, a Minor Highway, and two Primary Street segments meet. (If we used Primary Street, routing would be penalized going from the Minor Highway to the Major Highway.) | Major Highway Minor Highway |
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| Same as above, except the Major Highway and Minor Highway are divided roadways. (Recall that a divided roadway is treated as one "segment" for this rule.) | Major Highway Minor Highway |
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| A Ramp (connected to a Major Highway), a Minor Highway, and two Primary Street segments meet. (Recall that the type connected to the ramp is used in the analysis. Effectively, it's the same as the previous two examples.) | Major Highway Minor Highway |
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| Only Ramp segments are connected to a Roundabout. If every segment connected is a Ramp, so is the Roundabout. (When only Ramps connect to a Roundabout, none of the connected road types are considered.) | Ramp | 
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| Descripción | (Tipo mayor) (Tipo Rotonda) |
Imagen |
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| Una Calle Principal y una Calle se cruzan en una rotonda, así que tenemos dos segmentos de tipo Calle principal y dos de tipo Calle conectados.
2 Calle Principal + 2 Calle |
Calle Principal |
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| Una Calle Principal y tres segmentos tipo Calle coinciden en una rotonda.
1 Calle Principal + 3 Calle = Calle |
Calle |
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| Three Primary Street segments and one Street segment meet. | Primary Street Primary Street |
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| A Major Highway and a Minor Highway cross so we have two segments of each type. | Major Highway Major Highway |
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| Three Major Highway segments and one Minor Highway segment meet. | Major Highway Major Highway |
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| A Major Highway, two Primary Streets, and one Street segment meet. (The Major Highway can be thought to start/end at the Roundabout.) | Major Highway Primary Street |
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| A Major Highway, a Primary Street, and two Street segments meet at a Roundabout. | Major Highway Primary Street |
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| A Major Highway, a Minor Highway, and two Primary Street segments meet. (If we used Primary Street, routing would be penalized going from the Minor Highway to the Major Highway.) | Major Highway Minor Highway |
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| Same as above, except the Major Highway and Minor Highway are divided roadways. (Recall that a divided roadway is treated as one "segment" for this rule.) | Major Highway Minor Highway |
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| A Ramp (connected to a Major Highway), a Minor Highway, and two Primary Street segments meet. (Recall that the type connected to the ramp is used in the analysis. Effectively, it's the same as the previous two examples.) | Major Highway Minor Highway |
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| Only Ramp segments are connected to a Roundabout. If every segment connected is a Ramp, so is the Roundabout. (When only Ramps connect to a Roundabout, none of the connected road types are considered.) | Ramp |
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