Template:China Start expwy exit box/doc

Copy and paste template

{{China Start expwy exit box|length_ref=|exit_ref=}}
{{China Expwy exit group|Highway header}}
{{China Expwy exit item|location=|lspan=|km=|exit=|type=|name=|destinations=|notes=}}
{{China Expwy service|location=|lspan=|km=|name=}}
{{China End expwy exit box}}

Related templates

The five templates are meant to be used together.

• Template:China Start expwy exit box:To begin a table
• Template:China Expwy exit group:For a group of exits along an expressway
• Template:China Expwy exit item：For an exit or point of interest
• Template:China Expwy service: For a service area, rest stop, or toll booth (destinations=, exit=, notes= are not used)
• Template:China End expwy exit box：To end a table

This template was translated from the Chinese Wikipedia.

Example

Location	km	mi	Exit	Name	Destinations	Notes
Shanghai S2 (Shanghai–Luchaogang Expressway)
Pudong New Area, Shanghai	0	0	27	Outer Ring Yingbin Expressway Interchange	Shanghai S1 / Shanghai S20
	Kangqiao Toll Booth
			34	Shanghai S32 – Jiaxing, Pudong International Airport
			41	Shanghai S122 (Hunan Highway)
			46	Shanghai S324 (Daye Highway)
			52	Xinsiping Highway
			57	Dating Interchange	G1501 – Jiaxing, Pudong International Airport
	Lingang Service Area
			62	Shanghai S222 (Nanlu Highway)
	Lingang Toll Booth
			67	Lianggang Avenue Lingang Industrial Area
				Dishui Lake Shunxiang Road Hucheng Ring Road Tongshun Avenue		Northbound exit only
				Shuntong Road Yangshan Port Community Management Committee		Southbound exit only
Continues south to Donghai Bridge
Closed/former       Concurrency terminus       HOV only       Incomplete access        Tolled       Route transition       Unopened

Parameters

• length_ref and exit_ref are used to indicate the reference used for km signposts and exit numbers.
• location is used to indicate the location of the exit or junction. Usually a county-level name, followed by a prefecture level name, followed by the province. For example, Shengsi County, Zhoushan.
  • lspan is used if multiple entries/junctions have exactly the same location. For any subsequent entries, leave location blank.
• km is used to indicate the kilometre signpost of the exit. Note, you have to enter distances in km; it is automatically converted to miles, but the template does not accept miles.
• exit for the exit number.
• type is used to distinguish what type of exit it is. Follows WP:RJL. Possible values:
  • If type is left blank, then it is default, normal exit or service plaza/booth.
  • closed or former: for highway junctions that are now closed to traffic
  • mplex or concur: for overlaps or concurrency termini
  • unbuilt or unopened: for unbuilt roadway junctions/interchanges
  • incomplete or inc: for incomplete intersections/interchanges where all movements are not supported (Northbound exit and southbound entrance, etc.)
  • toll or tolled: for an interchange or bridge that requires the use of electronic toll collection or is otherwise tolled as an exception to the rest of the roadway
  • hov or carpool: for an interchange/intersection only accessible to high-occupancy vehicles (HOV)
• name is used to indicate the name of the interchange or exit. Some expressways do not have this (e.g. expressway in urban cities). Leave blank if no name.
• destinations is used to indicate what roadways the exit connect to, as well as any destination (city or location names) on the exit signs.
• notes is for any notes indicating special remarks such as only a partial exit available.