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Line	Type	Spacing	Sample	Note
Paris Métro	Subway (Narrow)	3.00 m	Link
London Underground (tube)	Subway (Narrow)	3.25 m	Link
Athens Metro	Subway	3.50 m	Link
London Underground (sub-surface)	Subway	3.50 m	Link
Croydon Tramlink	Tram	3.50 m	Link
Paris Tram	Tram	3.50 m	Link
London Overground	Commuter	3.50 m	Link
Paris RER	Commuter	3.50 m	Link
New York City Subway	Subway	3.75–4.00 m		Spacing is mainly due to the B Division cars, which are 3 m wide.
LGV Est	High speed	4.50 m	Link	Exact spot of the 574.8 km/h speed record.
Tōhoku Shinkansen	High speed	4.50 m	Link
Chuo Shinkansen	High speed maglev	5.75 m	Link

Minoa

Cycling and walking

• A sidewalk is at least 2.5 metres wide.
• A cycleway is about 2.5 metres wide, for two lanes.

Landuse

• A town centre block is at least 30 metres thick.
• A residential block is about 50 metres thick, to account for the gardens and trees.

Public transport

• A bus bay is about three metres wide.
• A bus or tram lane is about three metres wide.
• The distance between the centre of the rail to the platform is 1.25m

Roads

• A 2-lane road with unmarked parking or marked cycle lanes on both sides is about eight metres wide.
• A 2-lane road with without parking or cycle lanes is about six metres wide.
• A lane is about three metres wide.
• A marked parking lane is about two metres wide.
• The buffer between a cycleway or tram lane and a road is 0.25 metres.
• An alley is about five to seven metres wide.