Assertion: road's lane | /r/CapableOf | converge to a lane's width of separation
Facets:
value: in suburban areas
type: LOCATION
value: in cities
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: In North America, and some other countries with large sparsely populated areas, opposing lanes of traffic may be separated by several hundred meters of fields or forests outside of heavily populated areas (an extreme example being the Trans-Canada Highway near Ernfold, Saskatchewan, Canada, where eastbound and westbound lanes go as far as 5 kilometres (3.1 mi) apart from each other), but converge to a lane's width of separation in suburban areas and cities.