John Sturdy <[email protected]> writes: > On Tue, May 29, 2012 at 9:40 AM, Thomas Davie <[email protected]> wrote: >> To be honest, if a road has no classification, and is made of mud >> and gravel, it's a track... > > The ones I reclassified typically had two wheel-tracks of soil-colour > and grass between them, I think. If it's asphalt-coloured, even if > there is grass growing down the middle, I still call it a road.
I think the real issue between road and track is whether it's a public way or private way (both roads) vs just someplace where one can physically drive a vehicle. In Massachusetts, both private and public ways are discernable by parcel boundaries, and tracks (both agricultural and within conservation) are not. Exactly what the condition is a separate issue, although typically a road will be at least a decent dirt road.
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