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000186 <br /> ORANGE COUNTY LAND USE PLAN <br /> 2.6 TRANSPORTATION — ORANGE COUNTY HIGHWAY CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM <br /> . . .As the Orange County Land Use plan is concerned primarily with <br /> those areas outside the corporate and planning boundaries of urban <br /> areas, the flocus of the classification schema is the rural road <br /> network. A modified version of the N.C. Highway Functional <br /> Classification System was used by the Orange County Planning <br /> Department to describe the County's Road network. The system <br /> describes pert p of the road network according to the Level of service <br /> they are intended to supply based on the factors of access and <br /> mobility. Th 6 classification of roads reflects the integration of <br /> road types in providing transportation service throughout the County . <br /> The classification scheme used describes roads according to the <br /> following catlegories: Interstate, arterial, minor arterial, <br /> collector, su6collector and local. The Interstate and arterial <br /> highways provide the best service (shortest travel times) to and from <br /> important employment, shopping, educational and population centers. <br /> They are characterized by relatively high travel speeds with minimum <br /> interference to through movement. Collector roads provide areas with <br /> access to the iaajor road system. gutatilsgtoaccsAs_ <br /> o ab tin. . . , er ' -s and . 1.s. onna no: o.ds wit co t. . r <br /> arterial roads!, Local roads are least important in terms of traffic <br /> movement, but provide the greatest service in terms of Land area, in <br /> aggregate proiriding Large Land areas with access to more important <br /> roads. In term of total. road miles, local roads will account for the <br /> largest proportion of road miles in the County given the Large land <br /> areas they serve, white arterials will account for the smallest <br /> proportion . <br /> The classification of roads in Orange County is presented on the <br /> following page and on the Orange County Highway Classification System <br /> Map which follows this section . <br /> I <br /> Highway Functional Classification : Concepts: Criteria and <br /> Procedures <br /> U.S. Departm nt of Transportation: Federal. Highway Administration . <br /> July 1974. <br />
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