1. Proximity to Highways and Arterial Roads

Understanding a property’s distance from major highways, state routes, or arterial roads is critical for evaluating accessibility. These roads are designed for high-capacity traffic and are essential for:

• Quick regional travel.
  
• Efficient delivery and logistics.
  
• High customer visibility (for retail or service businesses).
  

Being near a major highway (e.g., within 1–2 miles) can increase the commercial value and reduce commute or shipping time.

2. Access to Local Connectors and Intersections

In addition to highways, the property’s location relative to primary and secondary roads determines ease of access. Important factors include:

• Number of nearby intersections or traffic lights.
  
• Presence of service roads or frontage roads.
  
• Connectivity to business districts or residential neighborhoods.
  

These routes often influence traffic volume, noise levels, and potential customer footfall for commercial uses.

3. Using Mapping Tools for Exact Analysis

To find precise positioning in relation to major roads:

• Use Google Maps, GIS systems, or local land records.
  
• Look for distance measurements, road classifications, and nearby landmarks.
  
• Contact the local planning or transportation department for transportation corridor plans, which may reveal upcoming road expansions or bypasses.
  

This geographic context is essential for planning developments, assessing property value, and ensuring optimal site selection.