CFCC Codes

Trapeze4 applications use ranges of CFCC codes rather than specific CFCC values to determine segment types. For example, a segment is considered a freeway if it has a CFCC code from A10 to A19.

Table 1. CFCC Codes for Roads
Code Range	Segment Type in Trapeze4 Application	Default Map Color
A10-A19	Freeway (typically with a median; interstate highways, restricted access roads; autobahn; speed limit is over 100 km/h)	Red
A20-A29	Arterial (generally without a median, speed limit about 80 km/h)	Yellow
A30-A39	Collector (streets that can be used for a longer trip, typically with a speed limit about 60 km/h)	Yellow
A40-A99	Residential (small streets with typical speed of about 40 km/h)	Gray

Table 2. CFCC Codes for Non-Roads Features
Code Range	Segment Type in Trapeze4 Application	Default Map Color
B10-B99	Railroad	Green
H10-H99	Water	Blue
S10-S99	Special feature (for example, power lines, political boundaries; generally ignored by the software)	Invisible
X10-X99	Unknown feature (generally ignored by the software)	Invisible

Note: You can change the colors of segments on the map in Trapeze4 applications.

Since Trapeze4 applications consider ranges of CFCC codes rather than specific codes, you do not need to import specific CFCC codes into the Trapeze4 map database. For example, you could use the CFCC codes shown in the following table for segments that you are importing into a Trapeze4 map database:

Table 3. Sample CFCC Codes for Importing into a Trapeze4 Map Database
Segment Type	Sample CFCC Code
Freeway	A10
Arterial	A20
Collector	A30
Residential	A40
Railroad	B10
Water	H10
Other	X10

When loading flexible format data into the Trapeze4 map database, the system can assign CFCC codes to records with certain data values.