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autostrada
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strada riservata alla circolazione di grandi volumi di traffico veicolare ad alta velocità
A controlled-access highway is a road designed exclusively for high-speed vehicles, where you can only enter and exit at specific designated points rather than anywhere along the road. This design matters because it keeps traffic moving smoothly and safely by preventing slower vehicles and random access points from interrupting the flow of faster-moving cars.
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- Instance of
- road type
- Subclass of
- highway
- Part of
- limited-access road
- Image
- Garching Bundesautobahn 9.jpg
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- topic's main category
- Category:Controlled-access highways
- Unicode character
- 🛣
- OpenStreetMap tag
- access_control=full
- Commons category
- Controlled-access highways
- different from
- national road
- partially coincident with
- trunk road
- on focus list of Wikimedia project
- Wikipedia:Vital articles/Level/4
- has characteristic
- paved road surface
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Article · Italiano
L'autostrada è un tipo di via di comunicazione, progettata per agevolare la circolazione di grandi volumi di traffico veicolare ad alta velocità, in alternativa a una strada della viabilità ordinaria che non garantisce la stessa capacità di transiti e non gestisce gli stessi problemi di sicurezza.
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