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# AccessTypeValue

The Access Point feature is attributed with an accessType with a data type of AccessTypeValue. The following table lists the codes which are used to populate this field and gives a description for each code:

## **Code List: AccessTypeValue**

Value describing the type of access indicated by the Access Point.

| Value                        | Description                                                    |
| ---------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Motor Vehicle                | Access Point permits access to motor vehicles.                 |
| Motor Vehicle and Pedestrian | Access Point permits access to motor vehicles and pedestrians. |
| Pedestrian                   | Access Point permits access to pedestrians.                    |


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