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31 Rural 3.1 Definition The level of development in rural contexts ranges from minimal (natural environment) to light (a few structures)
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32 Context Classification Application: A Guide • Movement. There are expectations of minimal congestion and high quality of service (primarily for motorized users and freight)
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Rural 33 at higher speeds than a local road in a di erent context. Similarly, an arterial may need to serve regional tra c demand while also providing direct access to local developments.
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34 Context Classification Application: A Guide • High quality of service for vehicle traffic • Direct vehicle access to route • No redundant network options • High vehicle speed (55 mph) 3.3.2 Pine Center, Minnesota Figure 21 shows a rural context with concentrated development along a crossroad, including residential and commercial properties.
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