Claim type 7 of 10
On the expressway
Being on a fast road helps only if you can get onto it near the gate and off it near your destination.
“On the highway”
What it usually measures
Frontage on, or proximity to, a highway or expressway.
What it leaves out
- Where the nearest entry and exit ramps are, and the U turn needed to go the other way.
- Service road traffic and toll plaza queues at peak hour.
- The city streets at the far end of the fast stretch.
Questions to ask
- Where is the nearest entry ramp in my direction of travel?
- Is there a toll plaza on my route, and how long is the queue at 9 am?
Check it yourself
- Drive from the gate in your direction of travel and time the trip to the ramp separately from the rest.
How Claim Check handles it
Claim Check splits the trip into gate to ramp, the fast stretch and the city end, and measures each at your hour.
Try Claim CheckIs a “on the expressway” claim wrong?
Not necessarily. Most claims are real measurements under particular conditions. The point is to find out which conditions, and whether they are yours.
Will you tell me which projects use this claim?
No. We never name or rank projects, developers, brokers or portals. Claim Check results are private to the person who runs them.
Measure the trip you’ll actually make.
Your home, your office, your hours, across ten working days. Typical and bad day time, with the method on the page.