Urban roads tend to be wider. Sometimes they are more interesting, but that does not always have to be the case. D
They are usually paved, especially in Canada and the United States. I have not seen very many urban roads that are not paved, even those of the edge of the urban areas. Not C. Not B either.
Few are narrow although there are exceptions. White Avenue in Edmonton Alberta is 4 lanes but it still seems narrow to me. It is very interesting however. Not A
In urban areas, the roads themselves are generally narrower and more compact due to the inherent density of urban infrastructure and planning. This requires precision driving in dense traffic.
