4.12. Mapping rules: Peru

This section contains mapping rules for Peru.

4.12.1. Roads

4.12.1.1

In places where a pedestrian path approaches a roadway (both outside intersections and at them) and there is no pedestrian crossing, you can draw their intersection regardless of the presence of a solid center line marking and the number of lanes on the roadway.

4.12.1.2

You can draw pedestrian paths crossing railway tracks if there are no signs that prohibit crossing these tracks.

4.12.1.3

In Peru, you can see the abbreviation "Jr." on address plates and street signs: it is an abbreviated version of the "Jirón" street type, so don't confuse it with a name or some other detail.

4.12.1.4

One-way traffic is assigned to class 7 roads if there are road signs on the ground that restrict entry or turns to this road from one of the sides.