Baansubsoort code

English translation: code for sub-catergories of roads/carriageways

09:19 Jun 22, 2009
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Dutch term or phrase: Baansubsoort code
De belangrijkste baansubsoorten zijn : HR : Hoofdrijbaan ; AF : Afrit, OP : Toerit ; BVD : Verbindingsweg direct ; MRB : Mini rotondebaan ; NRB : Normale rotonde baan ; PKB : Parkeerplaats bij Benzinestation .
Arvind Raman
Singapore
English translation:code for sub-catergories of roads/carriageways
Explanation:
Interesting term, but lacking in charm and elegance :-)
Perhaps the above suggestion could be used?

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LouisV (X)
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Summary of answers provided
3Road denominations
Willem Dubelaar
3road or lane subtype code
Jack den Haan
3code for sub-catergories of roads/carriageways
LouisV (X)


  

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Road denominations


Explanation:
HR = main carriage way; AF = slip road off; OP = slip road on; BVD = link road or spur; MRB = mini roundabout; NRB = (normal) roundabout; PKB = parking bay

(But DO double check!)

Willem Dubelaar
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road or lane subtype code


Explanation:
Not really an established term in this area, as far as I know. I think you could go for a more or less literal translation such as road (or lane?) subtype code. Hope this helps...

Jack den Haan
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code for sub-catergories of roads/carriageways


Explanation:
Interesting term, but lacking in charm and elegance :-)
Perhaps the above suggestion could be used?




    Reference: http://online.gateshead.gov.uk/docushare/dsweb/GetRendition/...
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