This is an non-exhaustive list of restricted mobility zones: Reserved parking space: Occupancy in which a parking space is reserved for another purpose (such as containers, moving, etc.); School street: A street temporarily restricted to motorised traffic during school drop-off and pick-up hours.; Bicycle zone: A street where cyclists have priority and motor vehicles are subordinated or restricted.; Home zone: A street/zone designed as a social space for pedestrians and cyclists; motorized transport is permitted, but limited; Pedestrian zone: A zone prioritised for pedestrians where motorised traffic is prohibited or heavily restricted (eg. only access to permit holders between certain hours); Car-free zone: A zone prioritised for pedestrians where motorised traffic is prohibited or heavily restricted (eg. only access to permit holders between certain hours); Zero Emission Zone: A geographically defined area where access is restricted based on vehicle emission standards.; Low Emission Zone: A geographically defined area where access is restricted based on vehicle emission standards.
This is an non-exhaustive list of restricted mobility zones: Reserved parking space: Occupancy in which a parking space is reserved for another purpose (such as containers, moving, etc.); School street: A street temporarily restricted to motorised traffic during school drop-off and pick-up hours.; Bicycle zone: A street where cyclists have priority and motor vehicles are subordinated or restricted.; Home zone: A street/zone designed as a social space for pedestrians and cyclists; motorized transport is permitted, but limited; Pedestrian zone: A zone prioritised for pedestrians where motorised traffic is prohibited or heavily restricted (eg. only access to permit holders between certain hours); Car-free zone: A zone prioritised for pedestrians where motorised traffic is prohibited or heavily restricted (eg. only access to permit holders between certain hours); Zero Emission Zone: A geographically defined area where access is restricted based on vehicle emission standards.; Low Emission Zone: A geographically defined area where access is restricted based on vehicle emission standards.
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Lijst met 1 concept van beperkte mobiliteitszone waarbij de lijst van types van beperkte mobiliteitszones gebruikt wordt als definitie. @nl |
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This is an non-exhaustive list of restricted mobility zones: Reserved parking space: Occupancy in which a parking space is reserved for another purpose (such as containers, moving, etc.); School street: A street temporarily restricted to motorised traffic during school drop-off and pick-up hours.; Bicycle zone: A street where cyclists have priority and motor vehicles are subordinated or restricted.; Home zone: A street/zone designed as a social space for pedestrians and cyclists; motorized transport is permitted, but limited; Pedestrian zone: A zone prioritised for pedestrians where motorised traffic is prohibited or heavily restricted (eg. only access to permit holders between certain hours); Car-free zone: A zone prioritised for pedestrians where motorised traffic is prohibited or heavily restricted (eg. only access to permit holders between certain hours); Zero Emission Zone: A geographically defined area where access is restricted based on vehicle emission standards.; Low Emission Zone: A geographically defined area where access is restricted based on vehicle emission standards. @en |
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Dit is een niet-volledige lijst van beperkte mobiliteitszones: Werk: Inname openbaar domein voor werken (bijv. schermen, bouwkracht, enz.); Grondwerk: Inname openbaar domein voor wegen, riolering en/of nijverheidswerken.; Evenement: Inname openbaar domein door een tijdelijk evenement, zoals sportevenementen, markten, festivals; Parkeerverbod: Een inname openbaar domein waarbij een parkeerplaats gereserveerd is voor een andere doeleinde (zoals containers, verhuizing, enz.); Schoolstraat: Een straat tijdelijk beperkt tot motorvoertuigen tijdens school drop-off en pick-up uren.; Fietszone: Een straat waar fietsers prioriteit hebben en motorvoertuigen subordineerd of beperkt zijn.; Woonerf: Een straat of zone ontworpen als een sociaal gebied voor voetgangers en fietsers; motorvoertuigen zijn toegestaan, maar beperkt; Voetgangerszone: Een zone waarvoor voetgangers prioriteit hebben en motorvoertuigen verboden of sterk beperkt zijn (bijvoorbeeld alleen toegang voor gemachtigden binnen bepaalde uren); Autoluwe zone: Een zone waarvoor voetgangers prioriteit hebben en motorvoertuigen verboden of sterk beperkt zijn (bijvoorbeeld alleen toegang voor gemachtigden binnen bepaalde uren); Zero Emissie Zone (ZEZ): Een geografisch gedefinieerd gebied waar toegang wordt beperkt op basis van de emissiestandaard van voertuigen.; Lage Emissie Zone (LEZ): Een geografisch gedefinieerd gebied waar toegang wordt beperkt op basis van de emissiestandaard van voertuigen. @nl |
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Beperkte mobiliteitszone @nl |
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Restricted mobility zone @en |
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This is an non-exhaustive list of restricted mobility zones: Reserved parking space: Occupancy in which a parking space is reserved for another purpose (such as containers, moving, etc.); School street: A street temporarily restricted to motorised traffic during school drop-off and pick-up hours.; Bicycle zone: A street where cyclists have priority and motor vehicles are subordinated or restricted.; Home zone: A street/zone designed as a social space for pedestrians and cyclists; motorized transport is permitted, but limited; Pedestrian zone: A zone prioritised for pedestrians where motorised traffic is prohibited or heavily restricted (eg. only access to permit holders between certain hours); Car-free zone: A zone prioritised for pedestrians where motorised traffic is prohibited or heavily restricted (eg. only access to permit holders between certain hours); Zero Emission Zone: A geographically defined area where access is restricted based on vehicle emission standards.; Low Emission Zone: A geographically defined area where access is restricted based on vehicle emission standards. |
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This is an non-exhaustive list of restricted mobility zones: Reserved parking space: Occupancy in which a parking space is reserved for another purpose (such as containers, moving, etc.); School street: A street temporarily restricted to motorised traffic during school drop-off and pick-up hours.; Bicycle zone: A street where cyclists have priority and motor vehicles are subordinated or restricted.; Home zone: A street/zone designed as a social space for pedestrians and cyclists; motorized transport is permitted, but limited; Pedestrian zone: A zone prioritised for pedestrians where motorised traffic is prohibited or heavily restricted (eg. only access to permit holders between certain hours); Car-free zone: A zone prioritised for pedestrians where motorised traffic is prohibited or heavily restricted (eg. only access to permit holders between certain hours); Zero Emission Zone: A geographically defined area where access is restricted based on vehicle emission standards.; Low Emission Zone: A geographically defined area where access is restricted based on vehicle emission standards. |
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This is an non-exhaustive list of restricted mobility zones: Reserved parking space: Occupancy in which a parking space is reserved for another purpose (such as containers, moving, etc.); School street: A street temporarily restricted to motorised traffic during school drop-off and pick-up hours.; Bicycle zone: A street where cyclists have priority and motor vehicles are subordinated or restricted.; Home zone: A street/zone designed as a social space for pedestrians and cyclists; motorized transport is permitted, but limited; Pedestrian zone: A zone prioritised for pedestrians where motorised traffic is prohibited or heavily restricted (eg. only access to permit holders between certain hours); Car-free zone: A zone prioritised for pedestrians where motorised traffic is prohibited or heavily restricted (eg. only access to permit holders between certain hours); Zero Emission Zone: A geographically defined area where access is restricted based on vehicle emission standards.; Low Emission Zone: A geographically defined area where access is restricted based on vehicle emission standards. |
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This is an non-exhaustive list of restricted mobility zones: Reserved parking space: Occupancy in which a parking space is reserved for another purpose (such as containers, moving, etc.); School street: A street temporarily restricted to motorised traffic during school drop-off and pick-up hours.; Bicycle zone: A street where cyclists have priority and motor vehicles are subordinated or restricted.; Home zone: A street/zone designed as a social space for pedestrians and cyclists; motorized transport is permitted, but limited; Pedestrian zone: A zone prioritised for pedestrians where motorised traffic is prohibited or heavily restricted (eg. only access to permit holders between certain hours); Car-free zone: A zone prioritised for pedestrians where motorised traffic is prohibited or heavily restricted (eg. only access to permit holders between certain hours); Zero Emission Zone: A geographically defined area where access is restricted based on vehicle emission standards.; Low Emission Zone: A geographically defined area where access is restricted based on vehicle emission standards. |
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This is an non-exhaustive list of restricted mobility zones: Reserved parking space: Occupancy in which a parking space is reserved for another purpose (such as containers, moving, etc.); School street: A street temporarily restricted to motorised traffic during school drop-off and pick-up hours.; Bicycle zone: A street where cyclists have priority and motor vehicles are subordinated or restricted.; Home zone: A street/zone designed as a social space for pedestrians and cyclists; motorized transport is permitted, but limited; Pedestrian zone: A zone prioritised for pedestrians where motorised traffic is prohibited or heavily restricted (eg. only access to permit holders between certain hours); Car-free zone: A zone prioritised for pedestrians where motorised traffic is prohibited or heavily restricted (eg. only access to permit holders between certain hours); Zero Emission Zone: A geographically defined area where access is restricted based on vehicle emission standards.; Low Emission Zone: A geographically defined area where access is restricted based on vehicle emission standards. |
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Relates a resource (for example a concept) to a concept scheme in which it is included. |
This is an non-exhaustive list of restricted mobility zones: Reserved parking space: Occupancy in which a parking space is reserved for another purpose (such as containers, moving, etc.); School street: A street temporarily restricted to motorised traffic during school drop-off and pick-up hours.; Bicycle zone: A street where cyclists have priority and motor vehicles are subordinated or restricted.; Home zone: A street/zone designed as a social space for pedestrians and cyclists; motorized transport is permitted, but limited; Pedestrian zone: A zone prioritised for pedestrians where motorised traffic is prohibited or heavily restricted (eg. only access to permit holders between certain hours); Car-free zone: A zone prioritised for pedestrians where motorised traffic is prohibited or heavily restricted (eg. only access to permit holders between certain hours); Zero Emission Zone: A geographically defined area where access is restricted based on vehicle emission standards.; Low Emission Zone: A geographically defined area where access is restricted based on vehicle emission standards. |
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