Observationer av funktionskonflikter mellan miljö och drift och underhåll av vägar
Observations of functional conflicts between the environment and operation and maintenance of roads
The aim of this project was to increase the knowledge of functional conflicts between the environment and the operation and maintenance of roads. Functional conflicts may arise for example, when operation and maintenance measures are interfering negatively with land owners’ use of their land. The goal of this project was to find new, relatively unknown examples of functional conflicts through observations in the field as well as by using recorded comments and opinions received by the Swedish Transport Administration. Following functional conflicts were identified in the field: Reuse of old materials may negatively affect the life-time of roads; Brush cutting in the roadside may enhance erosion in vulnerable areas; Forest clear-cutting with easily eroded soil may cause clogging of ditches and culverts; Culverts that end in the middle of the forest may cause the forest land to become waterlogged. To identify more functional conflicts, opinions and comments received by the Swedish Transport Administration in three regions (central region, western region and Stockholm region) were studied.
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Authors:
- Jägerbrand, Annika
- Blomqvist, Göran
- Publication Date: 2012
Language
- Swedish
Media Info
- Pagination: 30
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Serial:
- VTI NOTAT
- Issue Number: 3-2012
- Publisher: Swedish National Road and Transport Research Institute (VTI)
Subject/Index Terms
- TRT Terms: Ditches; Drainage; Environmental impact analysis; Maintenance; Roadside; Vegetation
- ITRD Terms: 2948: Ditch; 2937: Drainage; 2436: Impact study (environment); 3847: Maintenance; 2821: Roadside; 2488: Vegetation
- Subject Areas: Highways; Maintenance and Preservation; I15: Environment; I60: Maintenance;
Filing Info
- Accession Number: 01557990
- Record Type: Publication
- Source Agency: Swedish National Road and Transport Research Institute (VTI)
- Files: ITRD, VTI
- Created Date: Mar 27 2015 12:02PM