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Exclusion Lane

Leon Starr edited this page Feb 28, 2022 · 1 revision

At certain points in a Conduit, space may open up to form an area where travel is not permitted or is physically blocked. This space is classified as a Lane since it takes on a similar geometry, it is defined by Lane Divisions and is part of a single Conduit. Since an Exclusion Lane is part of a Conduit it should not be confused with a Median which separates Conduits.

Here is an Exclusion Lane between two Driving Lanes:

Here is an example where a raised platform excludes traffic inside a Conduit:

Identifiers

  1. Inside division + Outside division + Road segment

Attributes

Traversable

Similar to Median, this describes whether or not it is physically possible to cross into an Exclusion Lane.

Type: Traversability [ hard | soft | open ]

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