Concice notes relating to https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yqmso0c9CBs
A non-tracked route connecting A to B.
Has many variants, listed below...
Small side-street coming off a road
A public way that has buildings on both sides
They often run perpendicular to avenues...
Large street, often with trees at the sides.
Avenues often run East/West, while the streets usually run North/South; search "City Street Network Orientation" on google images for infographics.
A wide avenue with trees either side. Often has a median in the middle.
Narrow road, usually in rural area.
Long widding road that follows terrain features such as lakes and mountains.
A street that follows the top of a slope.
A roughly crescent- or arc-shaped road.
Narrow road, usually between buildings, often not driveable.
Road near the ocean. Promenade = pedestrianised version of esplanade.
A road that leads to a dead end.
Like a place, but with a turning circle or roundabout at the end.
Road surrounding an open public space containing businesses or streets.
Interfaces to largr road network.
Major public road that connects cities. Usually 3+ lanes each way.
A smaller highway, often with 2 lanes each way.
State funded highway.
A highway part-funded by a toll booth.
Like a a highway, but split in to two large one-way roads (going in opposite directions). Usually 2+ lanes each way.
Surrounds an entire city or district
Decorated public road, often adjacent to park land.
You park on a drive way but drive on a park way.
A road, often raised, that crosses low or swampy ground.
Where two or more roads cross
A junction where some or all roads are at different heights.
A junction where all roads are at same height