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\subsection{Site Profiles and Clustering}
Kmeans gives the best clustering, with 5 clusters providing a good balance between size and distribution. One group, cluster 1, consistently stands out, alone. This site is the only on of the sample that contains a slip lane, which allows right-turning vehicles to avoid the roundabout merging zone entirely. This cluster is therefore
rejected rejected. A second group, cluster 2, is also clustered consistently. These three sites correspond to limited-access highway ramp roundabouts (that function as interchange junctions) and are characterised by no land use at all, single lanes, moderatly high approach speeds, and low intersection density. Curiously, they are never grouped together with roundabouts situated \textit{on} regional highways which are managed by the same transportation agency, built to the same standards and roughly share similar land usage.
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