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may be offset from each when reaching an intersection, even though both ends may be considered the same street.
* Six-way intersections usually involve a crossing of three streets at one junction; for example, a crossing of two perpendicular streets and a diagonal street is a rather common type of 6-way intersection.
* Five, seven or more approaches to a single intersection, such as at Seven Dials, London, are not common.

Traffic controls

Another way of classifying intersections

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