2. Controlled-access highways permit traffic to enter them only from

interchanges. *

True

False

True

Explanation:

A controlled access high way is a type of high way that access into it is controlled and restricted. It restricts the access to the highway from driveways and only allows traffic to come into through them from interchanges.

A controlled access high way is made up of 4 lanes. A controlled access high way does not allow or permit crossing because vehicles pass through this highways at a very high speed. Traffic is always high or at it's maximum on a controlled access highway.

A controlled access highway lacks the presence of traffic lights.