Ramp

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Ramp

 Ramp 

Road type for entrance and exit ramps.

Attributes:

Street	City	Lock
	optional	4 / 5

When to apply

• Entrance and exit roads of Freeway .
• Entrance and exit roads of bridges and tunnels.
• When a "Exit R/L" is more clear than a "Keep R/L"

Entrance roadʂ are named in the official language of the region where they are located. They always indicate a certain direction.

Only when Freeways (A-number) also have a European road number, only the E-number is used. In all other cases, the national road number is used.

Exitʂ are named in the official language of the region where they are located (see cityname). If the exit has been numbered, the number must be added to the street name. City names that are mentioned on the road signs, are added to the street name, separated by a '/'. By preference, only the first two directions indicated are used. Road numbers aren't added to the name of the exit.

Naming of entrance and exit roads

• Streetname: only the first number of the destination road
• ">" or ri, see TTS.
• Followed by the directions, as indicated on the road signs
• No City

Naming of exits

• Official name & number of the exit
• When road signs deviate from the official name: ">" or ri followed by the directions, as indicated on the road signs.

Examples:

• E313 > Antwerpen, Massenhoven, Belgium
• Afrit 19 Massenhoven, No city, Belgium
• Sortie 8 Louvranges > Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium
• Ausfahrt 39 Eynatten > Raeren, Belgium
• N90 > Gilly / Charleroi,Belgium

• A1 ri Utrecht / Almere / Amersfoort, Laren NH, Netherlands
• Afrit 33 Assen-Noord ri Vries
• Afrit 9 Hilversum-Noord, Laren NH, Netherlands
• N201 ri Hoofddorp / Den Haag

• A7 > Luxembourg / Mersch, No city, Luxembourg
• Sortie 5 Merschenbierg, No city, Luxembourg

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