Responses
a place with adequate roads
a place with adequate roads
a place with a variety of recreational choices
a place with a variety of recreational choices
a place with well-developed transportation infrastructure
a place with well-developed transportation infrastructure
a place with easy access to health care
1 answer
The choice that best describes what makes a place highly accessible is:
a place with well-developed transportation infrastructure
This option encompasses a broader range of accessibility factors, including roads, public transit systems, and connectivity to various locations, making it a key element of overall accessibility.
