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Road types

General Guidelines

  • The main roads in a district or town should at least be set to primary.
  • If segments will be used for through-going traffic or for longer distances connecting districts or towns, they should at least be mH (minor Highway)
  • Main interconnecting roads with fast traffic should at least be MH (major Highway).


Always try to connect a road to a same level of road type or higher. Thus, Waze should be able to route from primary to primary (or higher), from minor to minor (or higher), from major to major (or higher), and from Freeway to Freeway. Another way of explaining this, is that you should be able to continuously drive on the same or higher type of segments for the routing engine to use that road type in the calculations.

This means we sometimes need to make small roads mH, for the possibility of calculating long distance routing.

Drivable

Freeway

 Freeway 

Most expressways
Highways appointed by local champs to enable long routes.


Ramp

 Ramp 

Connecting roads to and from highways
Not for at grade "street" connectors or turn lanes
Yield an "Exit to ..." in spoken navigation instructions
Used to indicate the direction, starting with >. Multiple destinations need to be separated by a space, slash (/), space. Example: "> New Delhi / Chandigarh", will be voiced as "Exit to New Delhi, Chandigarh")


Major Highway

 Major Highway 

Minor Highway

 Minor Highway 

Primary Street

 Primary Street 

Street

 Street 

  • Normal roads, publicly accessible


Off-road

 Off-road 

Non drivable



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