Companion

Entry, part, or exit of a service. For example, if a road leads to a motorway rest area, parking facility, or golf course, then it has to be flagged as service access.

Road belonging to parking facilities.

A ship or hovercraft that carries cars.

A sky cable rail that carries cars.

A train that carries cars.

Road with limited entrances and exits that allow uninterrupted high speed traffic flow.

Road with carriageways in opposite directions separated by central reservation.

A road connecting two roads at different grades, or entrance to and exits from a non-controlled access road network.

Slip road of a crossing at grade in non-controlled access road network.

Part of a road starting, ending and being parallel to one part of a controlled access road.

Parking lot.

Indicates a pedestrian path where only pedestrians can be present, for example sidewalks or stairs.

Indicates a pedestrian zone. Vehicle traffic is restricted there but can still be present.

A road connecting two roads at different grades, or entrances to and exits from a controlled access road network.

Road located within the closed loop of a roundabout.

Road for local urban access in parallel to a main road that is usually of a usually higher class.

Road with single carriageway with no central reservation to separate opposing traffic.

Slip road of a crossing at grade on freeway or controlled access road.

A road construction with a comparable exit behavior as the exit behavior of a roundabout. This can also be a closed circular, oval, or even rectangular construction of roads which is not recognized as a roundabout.

Road located in a paved area where a car can travel but there are no legally defined traffic paths.