A list of the segment's alternate streets
The elevation level of the segment.
The flag attributes of the segment.
The lanes info for the segment in the forward direction.
laneWidth is returned in m or ft depending on the active units system.
The id of a segment's from node, or null if segment from node is not set.
Speed limit of the segment in the forward direction, or null if there's no limit.
The GeoJSON LineString representation of the segment's geometry.
Whether a segment has closures.
true if the segment has a separator.
true if the segment's direction is one way, from node A to B
true if the segment's direction is one way, from node B to A
true if the segment's speed limit in the forward direction was verified by an editor, false if it was added automatically.
true if the segment's speed limit in the reverse direction was verified by an editor, false if it was added automatically.
true if the segment's direction is two-way, from node A to B and from node B to A
The junction id the segment is a part of. null if the segment is not a part of a junction.
The length of the segment in meters.
The lock rank of the segment.
The id of a segment's primary street, or null if not set.
The rank of the segment. It represents segment's inherent importance level, while lockRank is a user-applied override.
Speed limit of the segment in the reverse direction, or null if there's no limit.
Routing road type of the segment, or null if there's no routing road type.
The lanes info for the segment in the forward direction.
laneWidth is returned in m or ft depending on the active units system.
The id of a segment's to node, or null if segment to node is not set.
true if the segment can have no direction When true, it indicates that the segment does not have a formally defined traffic direction (one-way or two-way) and vehicles can travel in any direction on such segment. This is often used for areas like parking lots, private roads.