Commercial streets are characterized by large pedestrian volumes, active ground floors, street-facing entrances, commercial activity spilling onto the sidewalk, and loading activities. Commercial streets range from large streets to small alleys and laneways. The sidewalks on wider commercial corridors should have clearly defined frontage zones and street furniture zones to accommodate restaurant seating, commercial goods, benches, street planting, signs, street lights, and other necessary infrastructure. The curb zone may also include transit facilities and may have curb cuts or loading ramps for freight services.