San Francisco street network

Target entity: San Francisco street network
Context triple: [Great Highway, partOf, San Francisco street network]

• A. Portland street network
  The Portland street network is the interconnected system of roads, avenues, and transit corridors that structure transportation and urban movement throughout Portland, Oregon.
• B. Seattle downtown street network
  The Seattle downtown street network is the dense, gridded system of urban streets in central Seattle that organizes traffic, transit, and pedestrian movement through the city’s primary commercial and cultural core.
• C. San Francisco Bay Area transit network
  The San Francisco Bay Area transit network is an interconnected system of buses, trains, ferries, and light rail services spanning multiple counties around the San Francisco Bay.
• D. Seattle transportation network
  The Seattle transportation network is an integrated system of buses, light rail, commuter rail, streetcars, ferries, and roadways that connects neighborhoods within Seattle and links the city to the broader Puget Sound region.
• E. Los Angeles County transportation network
  The Los Angeles County transportation network is an extensive, multimodal system of rail lines, bus routes, and highways that connects communities across the county and supports one of the largest urban populations in the United States.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: San Francisco street network
Target entity description: The San Francisco street network is the interconnected system of roads, avenues, and highways that structure transportation and urban movement throughout the city of San Francisco.

• A. Portland street network
  The Portland street network is the interconnected system of roads, avenues, and transit corridors that structure transportation and urban movement throughout Portland, Oregon.
• B. Seattle downtown street network
  The Seattle downtown street network is the dense, gridded system of urban streets in central Seattle that organizes traffic, transit, and pedestrian movement through the city’s primary commercial and cultural core.
• C. San Francisco Bay Area transit network
  The San Francisco Bay Area transit network is an interconnected system of buses, trains, ferries, and light rail services spanning multiple counties around the San Francisco Bay.
• D. Seattle transportation network
  The Seattle transportation network is an integrated system of buses, light rail, commuter rail, streetcars, ferries, and roadways that connects neighborhoods within Seattle and links the city to the broader Puget Sound region.
• E. Los Angeles County transportation network
  The Los Angeles County transportation network is an extensive, multimodal system of rail lines, bus routes, and highways that connects communities across the county and supports one of the largest urban populations in the United States.
• F. None of above. chosen