RouteFlag Class

Gets whether automobiles are allowed on this link.

Gets whether buses are allowed on this link.

Gets whether carpooling vehicles are allowed on this link.

Gets whether delivery vehicles are allowed on this link.

Gets whether emergency vehicles are allowed on this link.

Gets whether pedestrians are allowed on this link.

Gets whether taxis are allowed on this link.

Gets whether through traffic is allowed on this link. Returns true if through traffic is allowed. Returns false for links that are internal to a parking lot; are on a military facility or privately maintained road and do not allow public thoroughfare; or are public streets with posted or legal restrictions such as "No Through Traffic" or "Residents Only".

Gets whether trucks are allowed on this link.

Gets whether this link is a bridge.

Gets whether this link is a controlled-access road. Typically, this flag is true for high-speed, high-volume roads with limited entries and exits.

Gets the country.

Gets a char value representing the permitted direction(s) of travel on the link.

Gets a char value that represents the effect of the divider (if present) on turning.

Gets whether the divider on this link is a legal divider. Returns true for legal dividers such as painted road lines. Returns false for physical barriers.

Gets whether the name of this link is an exit number (for example, as shown on a freeway exit sign).

Gets a char value that indicates whether the link is part of a ferry route. For display purposes only.

Gets whether this link is a frontage road.

Gets whether this link has a full geometry of the road network around it.

Gets an int value that represents the functional class of this link. Used to determine optimal routes.

If the actual speed limit is not known, gets a speed limit estimate that is determined by additional flag data.

Gets whether the intersection complexity requires substantial guidance information.

Gets whether this link has full geometry, but has an incomplete attribute specification.

Gets whether this is an internal intersection link. Returns true if the link is present within an intersection to maintain its structure, rather than as a part of any of the converging streets.

Gets whether the name of this link is applied to all ramps that make up a specific junction.

Gets whether the link has mixed numbering on the left side.

Gets a char value that represents the number of lanes in each direction along this link.

Gets whether this link represents a single driving maneuver (for example, "turn right").

Gets whether this link represents a single driving maneuver (for example, "turn right").

Gets whether the street has been encoded to include the maximum number of attributes for a link.

Gets whether this link is one side of a multiply digitized street.

Gets the type of numbering this link uses.

Gets whether this link is paved.

Gets whether this link is an access road to a Point Of Interest.

Gets whether the SPEED_LIM represents a posted speed limit or an estimate. This property is obsolete. Use SpeedLimitSource instead.

Gets whether this link is a private road.

Gets whether the link has mixed numbering on the right side.

Gets whether this link is a ramp.

Gets whether link is part of a roundabout.

Gets a char value that indicates whether this road is part of a larger route, where the road's name is actually a route number. The return value determines the type of the road. See remarks.

Gets whether this link is an intersection with a special traffic figure. See remarks.

Gets the speed classification of the link, based on its posted or legal speed.

Gets the speed limit on the street in local units. Depending on the source of the data, the value returned is the posted speed limit or an estimate. We therefore recommend that you do not use SPEED_LIM for implementations requiring accurate speed limits. For a more accurate speed limit use GetVehicleSpeedLimit(StreetLink, SpeedUnit).

The units that the speed limit is presented in.

Gets the source of the speed limit data for this link.

Gets whether this link is a tollway.

Gets whether this link is a tunnel.

Gets whether this link is an undefined traffic area. See remarks.

Gets whether this link is in a built-up urban area.

Determines whether the specified object is equal to the current object.

Serves as the default hash function.

Gets the Type of the current instance.

Converts a given speed to a speed category (SPEED_CAT). A lower speed category represents a faster rate of travel.

Returns a string that represents the current object.