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Traffic ability of heavy vehicles on an incline

Road freight operators are well aware that the combination of trucks/heavy vehicles, slopes and snowfall most often leads to difficulties or even traffic jams, yet only very few objective findings are available to qualify each of these components. Norway has conducted an analysis of factors influencing the ability of trucks to circulate under such conditions.

  • Information sheet

    • Date: 2014
    • Author(s): VAA Torgeir / BRANDLI Per
    • Domain(s): Winter Service
    • Type: RR361-068-Features
    • PIARC Ref.: RR361-068
    • Number of pages: 8
  • This article has been published in the Routes/Roads magazine

    N° 361

    1er trimestre 2014 / Janvier

    Congrès de la Viabilité hivernale