Traffic critical scenarios Clause Samples
The 'Traffic critical scenarios' clause defines specific situations where traffic conditions are deemed crucial to the performance or safety of a contract or project. This clause typically outlines what constitutes a traffic critical scenario, such as peak travel times, major public events, or construction activities that significantly impact road usage. By clearly identifying these scenarios, the clause ensures that parties are aware of heightened risks or obligations during such periods, helping to allocate responsibility and mitigate potential disruptions or liabilities related to traffic congestion or delays.
Traffic critical scenarios. 2.1. Traffic disturbance critical scenarios are those which have conditions under which ALKS may not be able to avoid a collision.
2.2. Following three are traffic critical scenarios:
(a) Cut-in: the ‘other vehicle’ suddenly merges in front of the ‘ego vehicle’
(b) Cut-out: the ‘other vehicle’ suddenly exits the lane of the ‘ego vehicle’
Traffic critical scenarios. 2.1. Traffic disturbance critical scenarios are those which have conditions under which ALKS may not be able to avoid a collision.
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