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Quadrant roadway intersection
/kwˈɒdɹənt ɹˈəʊdweɪ ˌɪntəsˈɛkʃən/
/kwˈɑːdɹənt ɹˈoʊdweɪ ˌɪntɚsˈɛkʃən/Quadrant roadway intersection
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a type of road junction where two roads intersect at right angles, forming four distinct sections or quadrants
Example
Proper signage and lane markings are crucial at quadrant roadway intersections to prevent confusion and ensure safe navigation for all motorists.
At a quadrant roadway intersection, drivers must adhere to traffic signals or signs that dictate when they can proceed through the intersection or make turns.
Engineers consider various factors such as traffic volume and pedestrian movement when designing quadrant roadway intersections to minimize congestion and enhance safety.
Quadrant roadway intersections are designed to efficiently manage traffic flow by directing vehicles into specific paths depending on their intended direction.
In urban planning, quadrant roadway intersections play a pivotal role in shaping how neighborhoods and transportation networks are structured and interconnected.
