Exceptional transport: Obstacle

Description

The fact that a route is designated as an exceptional transport route does not mean that it can also be used in practice by transports with the corresponding dimensions. In practice, there are often obstacles in traversability, for example: Restrictions in height or width in tunnels or in the case of overpasses, inadequate load capacity of art buildings, restricted passage in knots and roundabouts. The extension to the dimensions according to the exceptional transport route should be sought and taken into account in the case of repairs/new buildings.

Resources

Name Format Description Link
0 https://geo.fr.ch/portal/apps/sites/#/geoportail/search?q=2870ae0c-6baf-4144-9582-cec29a2e0993
0 https://geo.fr.ch/portal/apps/sites/#/geoportal/search?q=2870ae0c-6baf-4144-9582-cec29a2e0993
0 https://geo.fr.ch/CartoFR/?showLegend&uniquelayer=https://geo.fr.ch/ags/rest/services/OpenData/Obstacles_convois_exceptionnels/MapServer/0
0 https://geo.fr.ch/ags/services/OpenData/Obstacles_convois_exceptionnels/MapServer/WMSServer?request=GetCapabilities&service=WMS

Tags

  • kantonsstrasse
  • route-cantonale

Topics

  • TRAN
  • REGI

Categories