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It is pretty easy, I've created myself a two-lane one-way tram track this way.
1. Open the road you want to edit in asset editor (click New, not Load).
2. On the "Road properties" tab, find the Lanes category.
3. There, find the lane that goes 'back' and click it (if you have right-handed traffic, it'll be the one with negative position). If it is the right one, the first thing (Lane direction I think) will say Backward. If it says Forward, the it's on the other side of the road.
4. Change Backward to Forward
Note: don't do steps 3 and 4 for pedestrian lanes
5. If the road has multiple lanes in each direction, repeat this for every Backward lane.
6. If you've done everything correctly, the road will show an arrow pointing in the direction of the road when you build it.
7. Repeat steps 2-7 for Elevated, Bridge, Slope and Tunnel tabs (the first was the Basic tab)
8. Hooray, you have a road!
 
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Roads from Network Extensions 2 cannot be edited in the road editor as the mod creates the new roads in a different way. The mod is from before the road editor was added to the game.

However, we did add a 6-lane two-way road with median to the game in the last major patch, which you can use as a template to create a one-way version like Czecherboard described.
 
thing is I want it to be an asymmetric road 4+2 (2 for traffic from an on or off (as applicable) ramp and 2 for through traffic||2 for through traffic. This road would be used to replace highways on intersections that connect communities. and thank you .

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