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One direction and two ways of travel
One direction with two possible opposing orientations of travel. This is a geometric distinction: it does not mean every road is straight or that traffic is allowed both ways. Permitted traffic flow depends on road regulation and signs.
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Two directions and one way of travel
Two directions and two ways of travel
One direction and two ways of travel
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