14th March 2012
Dear Mr Warren,
‘Trap streets’ are usually nonexistent streets drawn onto a map by cartographers to entrap copyright violators, and sometimes pedestrians and motorists. Occasionally, rather than actually depicting a street where none exists, a map will misrepresent the nature of a street in a fashion that can still be used to trap copyright violators but which is less likely to trap people. For instance, a map might add nonexistent bends to a street, or depict a major street as a narrow lane, without changing its location or its connections to other streets.
Regards,
The Abministrator