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3-Lane (1+2) Two-Way Road with Parking
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12 Jul, 2020 @ 9:06am
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Cities: Skylines - Mass Transit
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3-Lane (1+2) Two-Way Road with Parking

In 2 collections by Delta 5-1
Vanilla+ Roads: Streets
56 items
Vanilla+ Roads One Click Collection
160 items
Description
A three-lane, asymmetrical (1+2), two-way road with parking spaces.


Features:
  • Ground-level, elevated and tunnel variants
  • Parking lanes
  • All vanilla style

Width: 2 squares (16m)
Speed limit: 40

If you like this road, check out other roads in my collection.


6 Comments
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Misused chair 31 May, 2021 @ 2:13pm 
nvm i found it
Misused chair 31 May, 2021 @ 12:21pm 
since this looks a bit different from the one in mass transit, maybe we could have one without parking?
Ultra Gravy 13 Nov, 2020 @ 9:11am 
This looks great. I have a road like this in my city, but it doesn't have the transitions.
How would I replace all those with this one so I can uninstall the old one?
sebesams 11 Oct, 2020 @ 12:42am 
I think this turns out to be one of the most used streets in my city. Abnsolutely great, high quality, and fits totally with all other roads in your workshop.
Delta 5-1  [author] 24 Jul, 2020 @ 2:00am 
Hi Larsen, yes, I'm planning to make some roads with cycle roads soon.
Garfield 23 Jul, 2020 @ 11:12am 
First of all, i want to say thanks for all of your Vanilla+ roads. Secondly, can i suggest an edit of this road with bike lanes instead of parking spaces? I could see myself using something like that frequently.