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The term 'residential streets' is not necessarily synonymous with the meaning of 'side roads.' The term "side roads" as used in DMV regulations is generally a reference to those roadways that intersect with main (or more highly trafficked) thoroughfares..
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Why are residential roads higher in the middle than at the curb?
So that the water can drain to the sides.
How do you build industry in SimCity 4?
You zone idustrial zones and then put roads around them and connect them to your residential zones.
Dirt bike riding on the side of the roads but not on the roads in Illinois?
yes go for it
Named after a cloth roads consisting of logs laid side by side were called?
which road connected ohio with the east_
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What are the drainage systems of road side in residential areas?
manhole
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Uses of plains?
Plains have several uses. They can be used for farming, building industrial areas, building residential areas, and many more things.
Which side of street do they drive in Australia?
Australian's drive on the left side of the streets or roads.
What side of the road do they drive on in Turkey?
They drive on the right hand side of the roads in Turkey.
Can 18 wheelers deliver to residential areas?
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Why do cars go on roads?
cars are made to run on roads not on the ,the side of people Because there are laws saying you can't drive on the sidewalk!!
