Traduction de «trottoir de secours » (Français → Anglais) :

sidewalk-level bike path | sidewalk bike path | sidewalk bicycle path | multi-use sidewalk | shared sidewalk

edge of a footway | kerb

curb extension [ curb bulb | curb bulge | bulb-out ]

belt-type moving pavement

articulated type moving pavement

fiber to the curb | FTTC

Fall on moving sidewalk

First, open the main traffic routes and emergency routes; second, clear the routes to allow Nova Scotia Power crews tore-establish the power grid; and lastly, clear the right-of-way, and by that I mean clearing off sidewalks and other areas for fire hydrants and power transformers.

2 000 vehicles per laneAdditional conditions for implementation to be mandatory, or comments500 - 1 000 m>1 000 m500 - 1 000 m1 000 - 3 000 m>3 000 mStructuralMeasuresTwo tubes or morePoint 2.1Mandatory where a 15-year forecast shows that traffic > 10 000 vehicles/lane.Gradients ≤ 5 %Point 2.2Mandatory unless not geographically possible.Emergency walkwaysPoint2.3.1Point2.3.2Mandatory where there is no emergency lane, unless the condition in Point 2.3.1 is respected.In existing tunnels where there is neither an emergency lane, nor an emergency walkway additional/reinforced measures shall be taken.Emergency exits at least every 500 mPoint ...[+++]2.3.3 — Point 2.3.9Implementation of emergency exits in existing tunnels to be evaluated case-by-case.Cross-connections for emergency services at least every 1 500 mPoint 2.4.1Mandatory in twin-tube tunnels longer than 1 500 m.Crossing of the central reserve outside each portalPoint 2.4.2Mandatory outside twin- or multi-tube tunnels wherever geographically possible.Lay-bys at least every 1 000 mPoint 2.5Mandatory in new bi-directional tunnels >1 500 m without emergency lanes.

The minimum requirements in Annex I relate to: structure and stability; electrical installations; emergency exits; fire detection and firefighting; ventilation of enclosed workplaces; temperature, natural and artificial lighting, floors, walls and ceilings of rooms, and windows and skylights; doors, gates and automatic doors; traffic routes - dangerous areas; escalators and travolators; loading ramps; room dimensions and airspace in rooms and freedom of movement at the workstation; rest rooms; sanitary equipment; first aid installations; and facilities for the handicapped.