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They have limited access.
Access is limited. This does not guarantee each property a dedicated entry and exit lane: only authorised, suitably arranged access may be used, observing signs and joining rules. An autopista has no direct access from adjoining properties. Autovía is a Spanish legal road category, not every dual carriageway.
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They have limited access.
They never have any access under any circumstances.
Each property has unrestricted access.
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