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No, you can't easily convert a stroad into a road. A stroad is surrounded by development and people need access to these businesses and residences.
by pasttense01 3y ago
No, you can't easily convert a stroad into a road. A stroad is surrounded by development and people need access to these businesses and residences.
- Sankozi 3y agoUsually stroad development is surrounded by parking spots and it is easy to change where the entrance is. Sometimes entrance from the street is already in place (parking has multiple entrances), you just need to block the road access. I just tried implementing this on some random stroad and you can easily remove more than 2/3 access points without any investments.
- antisthenes 3y ago> I just tried implementing this on some random stroad and you can easily remove more than 2/3 access points without any investments. No, you can't. Who's going to remove these access points? Like actual physical labor. Are you going to rent heavy equipment with your own money and remove them on a 5-mile stretch of a stroad? What's so hard to understand?
- Sankozi 3y agoMy guestimate is that will cost around 10% of annual upkeep to remove access points for particular stroad. If access point is already under maintenance of stroad owner then removing it will pay off quite quickly (~10 years). If not the benefit will "just" be faster and safer (st)road. "What's so hard to understand?"