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| summary = "MfS focuses on lightly-trafficked residential streets, but many of its key principles may be applicable to other types of street, for example high streets and lightly-trafficked lanes in rural areas." | | summary = "MfS focuses on lightly-trafficked residential streets, but many of its key principles may be applicable to other types of street, for example high streets and lightly-trafficked lanes in rural areas." | ||
| project = {{project|Manual for Streets}} | | project = {{project|Manual for Streets}} | ||
| date = {{PD|2007}} | | date = {{PD|March 2007}} | ||
| publisher = {{publisher|Department for Transport}} | | publisher = {{publisher|Department for Transport}} | ||
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| Title | Manual for Streets |
| Part of |  Manual for Streets
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| Publisher |  Department for Transport
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| Date |  March 2007
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| Summary, keywords and locations | |
| Summary | "MfS focuses on lightly-trafficked residential streets, but many of its key principles may be applicable to other types of street, for example high streets and lightly-trafficked lanes in rural areas." |
| Keywords |  Design Active travel Traffic
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| Locations |  United Kingdom
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| How to find this document | |
| Publication |  Live as of 26 March 2025
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| Archive |  Archived on 18 May 2024
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