osm_hgv_profile: Default heavy goods vehicle (truck) profile for OSM PBF...
In cppRouting: Algorithms for Routing and Solving the Traffic Assignment Problem
osm_hgv_profile R Documentation
Default heavy goods vehicle (truck) profile for OSM PBF import
Description
Identical highway/clazz/speed table to osm_car_profile (trucks use the same road classes and,
as a simplification, the same legal speed limits in this version) – the actual difference from
mode = "car" is in access-tag resolution (hgv=no/hgv=destination/hgv=yes),
not the set of roads considered. Weight/height/width restrictions (maxweight, maxheight,
...) are not resolved against a vehicle's actual dimensions in this version.
Usage
osm_hgv_profile()
Value
A data.frame with columns highway, clazz and speed, suitable as the
profile element of cpp_extract's osm argument for a .pbf source.
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Default heavy goods vehicle (truck) profile for OSM PBF import
Description
Identical highway/clazz/speed table to osm_car_profile (trucks use the same road classes and,
as a simplification, the same legal speed limits in this version) – the actual difference from
mode = "car" is in access-tag resolution (hgv=no/hgv=destination/hgv=yes),
not the set of roads considered. Weight/height/width restrictions (maxweight, maxheight,
...) are not resolved against a vehicle's actual dimensions in this version.
Usage
osm_hgv_profile()
Value
A data.frame with columns highway, clazz and speed, suitable as the
profile element of cpp_extract's osm argument for a .pbf source.
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