High Stress Sample Clauses

High Stress. Routes prioritize directness and consist of routes without sidewalks, streets that lack any type of bicycle facility or pain, streets with high speeds and high traffic. High stress routes include all arterials (e.g. Reserve, Orange, ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, ▇▇▇▇▇▇). These routes should not be considered “dangerous”; they are suitable for people identifying as “fearless” bicyclists. Walk routes within this category have challenging intersection crossings. * Within the RASP, the names of these tiers will be different than low, moderate or high stress such as comfortable, convenient, direct. These level names and definitions are still being finalized.