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46 6.1 Definition Urban contexts are medium to high density and consist mainly of multistory and low- to medium-rise structures for residential, commercial, and institutional use. Many structures are mixed use: commercial, residential, and parking.
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Urban 47 Most streets have a well-established sidewalk network, and slower vehicle speeds increase the potential for bicyclists to interact with motorized traffic. Motorized users primarily access land uses along roadways, but some motorists may only pass between communities or areas within a community.
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48 Context Classi cation Application: A Guide intersection and midblock crossings. Residential areas may have additional needs to address, including safe routes to school, safe routes for seniors, and other road-crossing needs.
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Urban 49 • High access opportunities for all users • Dense network of supporting streets that provides alternate routes between destinations • Low vehicle speeds (20 mph) 6.3.2 River North Art District, Denver, Colorado Figure 34 shows a large, densely populated urban context that joins commercial and residential areas.
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