35 datasets found

Height of national roads and provincial roads in meters relative to NAP. More information and news about the NWB can be found at https://nationaalwegendossier.nl/

Advisory speeds: An advisory speed is used to indicate the safe speed at which a dangerous point can be passed, of which the driver is NOT clearly aware when the speed MUST be...

Artwork in the road: An artwork in the road indicates the structure in the road being driven over. A work of art is a grade-separated intersection with the main carriageway for...

Lane signals: Lane signals such as traffic jam and fog signals are divided into 2 groups by the traffic signaling system: signals per lane and signals per lane.

Maximum speeds: The beginning of the maximum speed is indicated with RVV sign A1. The end with RVV sign A2 or F8, even if the maximum speed corresponds to the general rules of...

Level crossings: If a railway crosses the main carriageway at the same level, it is a level crossing.

Maximum speeds: The beginning of the maximum speed is indicated with RVV sign A1. The end with RVV sign A2 or F8, even if the maximum speed corresponds to the general rules of...

Road verges: Verges are unpaved sections located next to the pavement of the road, visually belonging to the road and adjacent to the main carriageway.

Mixing lanes: Mixing lanes are understood to mean: all runways and lanes, meeting with the main carriageway, not physically separated and intended for traffic flow from and to...

Target group lanes: Target group lanes are understood to mean all lanes running parallel to the main carriageway, physically or not separated, and intended for the traffic flow...

Priority roads: A priority road generally runs from an at-grade intersection and side street to an at-grade intersection and side street. The beginning of a priority road is...

Built-up areas: The boundaries of a municipality's built-up area are established by decision of the municipality's B&W. The built-up area is the part of a village or city...

Target group lanes: Target group lanes are understood to mean all lanes running parallel to the main carriageway, physically or not separated, and intended for the traffic flow...

Light poles: Work of art over the road: A work of art over the road is a grade-separated crossing over the main carriageway for traffic, water, wildlife and railways. A...

Level crossings: If a railway crosses the main carriageway at the same level, it is a level crossing.

Light poles: Work of art over the road: A work of art over the road is a grade-separated crossing over the main carriageway for traffic, water, wildlife and railways. A...

As a rule, a priority road runs from a level intersection and side street to a level intersection and side street. The beginning of a priority road is indicated with RVV sign B1...

Overtaking prohibited: Overtaking: Passing a road user moving in the same direction. The start of the overtaking ban is indicated by RVV signs F1 and F3. The end with the RVV...

Alerts: Alerts such as traffic jam and fog alerts are divided into 2 groups by the traffic alert system: alerts per lane and alerts per lane.

Pavements: Paved top layer of the road body. Here the material type of the top layer of both main carriageways is registered.