AARoads:Scope
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The following subjects are generally appropriate for the main namespace of the AARoads Wiki:
United States
- The Dwight D. Eisenhower National System of Interstate and Defense Highways and its constituent highways,
- The United States Numbered Highway System and its constituent highways,
- Primary state highway systems in each of the 50 states and territories and their constituent highways,
- Numbered or named freeway systems, and their constituent highways, not falling within the above systems.
- Interstate and U.S. Route business loops and bannered routes (in listicle articles unless enough for standalone)
- Arkansas institutional roads (in listicles unless enough for standalone)
- California alphanumeric county routes (in listicles)
- Connecticut special service roads and 500+ routes (in tables)
- Florida 4 digit routes (in tables, except for 9336)
- Hawaii 3 digit routes (in listicles)
- Hawaii 4 digit routes (in tables)
- Illinois county routes (in tables unless enough for standalone)
- Iowa spur routes (in tables)
- Kansas spur routes (in listicles combined with parent routes)
- Kentucky state secondary routes
- Kentucky rural secondary routes and supplemental roads (in listicle articles)
- Louisiana routes 100-185
- Louisiana routes 300-1241 (in listicles)
- Louisiana parish routes that are signed (in listicles)
- Michigan county-designated highways
- Michigan county highways (in tables)
- Minnesota CSAH routes (in listicles)
- Minnesota county routes (in tables)
- Mississippi 700+ routes (in listicle articles)
- Missouri secondary state routes (in tables or listicles unless enough for standalone)
- Montana secondary routes (in tables)
- Nebraska secondary routes (in tables)
- Nevada urban routes 500-699 (in tables unless enough for standalone)
- Nevada secondary routes 700+ (in listicles)
- New Jersey 500-series county routes
- New Jersey 600+ county routes (in tables)
- New York reference routes (unsigned ones should be combined into a list)
- New York county routes (in tables/listicles)
- Oklahoma secondary state routes (in listicles combined with parent routes)
- Pennsylvania quadrant routes (except 8000+) (in tables)
- Puerto Rico 3 digit routes
- Puerto Rico 4 digit routes (in listicles combined with parent routes)
- Tennessee secondary routes
- Texas FMs/RMs/loops/spurs/business routes (in listicles unless enough for standalone)
- Texas Park/Rec roads (in listicles)
- USVI 3 digit routes (in listicles combined with parent routes)
- Vermont 9000+ routes (in tables)
- Virginia secondary routes (in tables, with reasonable limits)
- West Virginia county routes (in tables, containing whole-numbered routes)
Canada
- Primary provincial highway systems
- Alberta secondary highways (in listcles unless enough for standalone, or already existing)
- British Columbia unofficial highways (in listicles)
- British Columbia pseudo routes (in tables)
- Manitoba secondary routes
- New Brunswick collector routes 200+ (in tables unless enough for standalone)
- Newfoundland local roads (in tables)
- Nova Scotia collectors (2xx, 3xx)
- Ontario 7000 series (in tables)
- Ontario secondary routes 5xx, 6xx; tertiary routes 8xx (in listicle articles unless enough for standalone)
- Prince Edward Island secondary routes (in listicle articles)
- Quebec secondary routes 200-399
- Saskatchewan secondary 200-399
- Saskatchewan municipal routes 600-799 (in listicle articles unless enough for standalone)
- Saskatchewan northern routes 900-999
- Winnipeg city routes (in listicle articles unless enough for standalone)
Mexico
- Federal routes
- State highways
- Ejes in Mexico City
Central America and Caribbean
- Main highways of each country
- Dependencies will be considered when the governing country is imported
Lists relevant to all of the above, containing information such as termini, establishment and disestablishment dates, lengths, etc. are also in scope.
Other
The following other types of content is appropriate for the main namespace:
- Historical highways where a functional component remains today
- Highway-only government bodies such as FHWA
- Companies that run service areas
- Departments of transportation
- Tolling agencies
- Electronic transponders
- Road signs
- Speed limit information in a general manner
- Automobile associations that were involved in road signage (i.e. Automobile Club of Southern California)
- Government-run ferries
- Specific road hardware and features
- Special/unique checking stations (i.e. California Border Protection Stations, United States Border Patrol interior checkpoints)
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