Many newer cities are designed to "funnel" traffic "up" the hierarchy. This is where street traffic feeds to main arteries and up to intercity highways.

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This describes the hierarchical road system or hierarchical street design, where local streets feed into collector roads, which in turn feed into arterial roads, leading up to highways or intercity roads. This design aims to manage traffic flow efficiently by directing traffic from smaller, local roads to larger, high-capacity roads.

Many Newer Cities Are Designed to "Funnel" Traffic "Up" the Hierarchy