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a schematic representation that displays the layout, intersections, and distances along a specific route
What is a "straight-line diagram"?
A straight-line diagram is a simple visual representation of a route or path, showing key features like intersections, turns, and distances in a straight line. It displays the layout of a specific route clearly, with markers for each point along the way. This type of diagram is useful in transportation, planning, or construction projects, as it provides a straightforward view of the distance between locations or changes in direction. Straight-line diagrams help to simplify complex routes, making them easier to understand by removing unnecessary details or visual clutter.
