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	'''Segment locks''', also known as '''manual locks''', are editing restrictions on certain road segments. This type of lock is manually applied by a higher-ranked editor to a particular segment of road that needs to be protected from accidental change or vandalism. The more important the road, the more likely it is to be locked.		#REDIRECT [[USA:Reverse connectivity]]

	~~Other than the fact that they are manually applied by an editor, they function similarly to~~ [[~~Traffic locks\|automatic traffic locks~~]]~~. For an overall description of the various types of editing restrictions, see the [[Editing permissions] page.~~