Width and layout

• Alleys: as narrow as 5 feet.

• Standard streets: about 30 feet wide, usually two lanes.

• Major thoroughfares / highways: over 100 feet wide.

Surface & terrain

• Normally paved (concrete, synthcrete, ferrocrete, or deck plating): normal terrain.

• Poor repair (cracks, rubble, war damage, Rift scarring): count as difficult terrain or uneven ground in affected areas, per GM judgment.

Pedestrian infrastructure

• Sidewalks on both sides for foot traffic.

• Signs, lights, streetlamps provide direction and illumination; raised platforms, tunnels, and crossings let pedestrians cross safely.

Law & danger

• Ignoring traffic norms (jay‑running lanes, speeding vehicles, reckless grav‑scooters) is a narrative flag for drawing law enforcement attention and increasing vehicular accident risk in encounters.