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A through-road section (travesía).
A travesía, under Annex I of the Traffic Law. It is inside a built-up area, but the legal definition of an urban road excludes travesías. It is therefore contradictory to say both that they are excluded and that they are urban roads. The question identifies a travesía by its definition, not any road near buildings.
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A through-road section (travesía).
Motorway.
Dual carriageway (autovía).
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