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On 3/6/10 5:21 PM, Anthony wrote:
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type="cite">On Sat, Mar 6, 2010 at 4:59 PM, Richard Weait <span
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Whoa! There are too many places, in my experience, where those<br>
network memberships do not line up with expectation of physical<br>
characteristics.<br>
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Yeah. Motorway is simple. A road designated exclusively for motor
vehicles. The rest should probably be handled on a state by state
basis. Europe doesn't have a single tagging scheme for all of its
states. Why should the US?<br>
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in some cases, not even state-by-state.<br>
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for example, NYC is a very different creature from upstate NY.<br>
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richard<br>
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