Attribute | Description |
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LINK_ID | Permanent link ID. Positive 64 bit Integer that globally identifies the road, carto or building footprint link, also across map releases. Link IDs are never reused. |
SEQ_NUM | Links can have several different speed limits based on the other column values. The sequence number can be used to distinguish them. |
ISO_COUNTRY_CODE | Identifies the country in which the navigable link or administrative area is located. 3 character country code based on ISO Standard 3166. CHN : China Mainland CHN : 中国大陆 HKG : Hong Kong SAR HKG : 香港特別行政區 MAC : RAE de Macau MAC : 澳門特別行政區 |
ADMIN_PLACE_ID | In rare cases there are special speed limits only in a region of a country. This region can be identified by the administrative place id.Permanent administrative place ID. An administrative place is a government defined entity like a city, region, county, state or country. IDs are permanent across map releases and are never reused. |
VEHICLE_TYPES | Access Characteristics identify the vehicle types that are allowed on a link, allowed on a lane or to which a condition applies. 16 bit bitmask of affected vehicle types or functions. Sum of: Automobiles (1), buses (2), taxis (4), car pools (8), pedestrians (16), trucks (32), deliveries (64), emergency vehicles (128), through traffic (256), motorcycles (512) and road trains (1024). |
TRAILER | Specifies if the speed limit applies to vehicles with trailers. NULL: This speed limit applies to all vehicles, with or without trailer(s) Y: This speed limit applies to all vehicles, with trailer(s) 1-x: This speed limit applies to all vehicles with this count of trailer(s) |
MIN_WEIGHT | Minimum weight of vehicle type in tons. Minimum weight of 0 tons are stored as NULL. |
MAX_WEIGHT | Maximum weight of vehicle type in tons. Maximum weight of max tons are stored as NULL. If there is a speed limit restriction for trucks of any weight, then the MIN_WEIGHT and MAX_WEIGHT columns are NULL. |
LENGTH | Minimum length restriction of vehicle in meter. So if the vehicle lengths is over this length, the speed limit may apply. |
EXPL_DANG_MATERIAL | Vehicle carries explosive or dangerous material. Y: yes NULL: no |
DATE_TIMES | Comma seperated list of Date/Time modifiers to indicate specific time periods when the condition applies. One entry contains following colon seperated values: DATETIME_TYPE: High level indication of the period for which the date time restriction is valid. The value of this type effects the interpretation of START_DATE/END_DATE C - Day of Month, where the START_DATE/END_DATE have the format DDDD0000 and DDDD is in the range of 0001 - 0031. Example: 00010000 - f.e. 1 January, 1 February,..., 1 December Another example would be 'C:N:N:00010000:00050000:1230:1330': for each first to fifth day in all month from 12:30 to 13:30h. D - Day of Week of Month, where the START/END_DATE have the format DDDDWWWW and DDDD is in the range of 0001 - 0007 and WWWW is in the range of 0001 - 0005. Example: 00010002 - 2nd Sunday of each month, 00020001 - 1st Monday of each month, 00070002 - 2nd Saturday of each month, 00060005 - 5th Friday of each month Another example would be 'D:N:N:00070001:00070001:1000:1600': each first Saturday in all month from 10:00 to 16:00h E - Day of Week of Year, where the START/END_DATE have the format DDDDWWWW and DDDD is in the range of 0001 - 0007 and WWWW is in the range of 0001 - 0052. Example: 00030020 - Tuesday of week 20, 00050052 - Thursday of week 52 Another example would be 'E:N:N:00010015:00010015:800:1800': Sunday in week 15 between 08:00 and 18:00h F - Week of Month, where the START_DATE/END_DATE have the format DDDD0000 and DDDD is in the range of 0001 - 0005. Example: 00020000 - 2nd week of each month Another example would be 'F:N:N:00030000:00040000:800:1730': from the 3rd to the 4st week from 08:00 to 17:30h H - Month of Year, Example: 00010000 - January, 00070000 - July I - Day of Month of Year, Example: 00150001 - 15 January of each year, 00300004 - 30 April of each year Another example would be 'I:N:N:00010010:00110010:1730:2400': from October 1st to October 11 each day from 17:30 to 24:00h 1 - Day of week starting with Sunday, Example: X XX - Sunday and Friday and Saturday, XXXXXXX - all weekdays Another example would be '1:N:N:XXXXXXX ::700:1900': each day in a week from 07:00 to 19:00h It can also restrict the applicable months: 1:N:N:XXXXXXX :0311:700:1900 from March to October 2 - External date, Example: Easter which would be '2:N:N:EASTER:01512131:800:1800' - as per specification there is no end data, so ignore values in END_DATE A - Date Ranges, Example: 20131119 - 19th of november year 2013 For Date Time Type = A-I, the Start Date represents the start of the range and the End Date represents the end of the range. For Date Time Type = 1, Start Date identifies the day(s) of the week. End Date is not published for Date Time Type = 1. For Date Time Type = 2, Start Date identifies the name of the external date. The only currently existing situation is "Easter". End Date is not published for Date Time Type = 2. FROM_END: This attribute allows time to be specified 'from the end' of a standard time period such as month and year EXCLUDE_DATE: Flag that indicates if the specified data (in Date Time Type) represents an excluded date. Example, all year except 30 April is modelled Exclude Date = Y, with Start Date = 30 April. START_DATE: Identifies the start dates of the Date/Time for Date Time Type = A-I. Identifies the days of the week for Date Time Type = 1 and the external date for Date Time Type = 2. END_DATE: Identifies the end date of the Date/Time for Date Time Types = A-I. START_TIME: Identifies the start time for the time period in which the Date Time restriction is in effect. Time in format HHMM, where a 24 hour clock is used. Range 0000...2400. Example: 1130 means 11:30 and 2115 means 21:15 END_TIME: Identifies the end time for the time period in which the Date Time restriction is in effect. Time in format HHMM, where a 24 hour clock is used. Range 0000...2400. Example: 1130 means 11:30 and 2115 means 21:15 |
FROM_REF_SPEED_LIMIT | If all columns apply to a vehicle, this is the speed limit (in km/h) on this link in the direction of 'from reference node to nonreference node'. The reference node is the node with the lower left latitude (and z level). |
TO_REF_SPEED_LIMIT | If all columns apply to a vehicle, this is the 'towards reference node' speed limit (in km/h) on this link. |