Simple download service (Atom) of the dataset: All the sections from the BD Topo forming the network of roads with high traffic for departmental use in the Dawn

High-traffic roads, regardless of whether they belong to the State, are roads which ensure the continuity of the main routes and, in particular, the diversion of traffic, the movement of exceptional transport, convoys and military transport and the economic services of the territory, and, as such, justify special rules on traffic police. The list of RGC routes (defined in Article L. 110-3 of the Highway Code) is established by a decree in the OJ. The highways defined in Article L. 110-3 of the Highway Code are: the national roads defined in article L. 123-1 of the Highways Code and referred to by the Decree of 5 December 2005 referred to above; the roads listed in the annex to the decree in force the shoulder straps connecting either two sections of highways with high traffic, or a section of the highway with high traffic and one motorway. “Bretelle” means a route connecting two roads which cross at different levels. Related datasets: The GCR is produced by the CETE Mediterranean and is available in two versions: — a complete version corresponding to the layer N_RGCC_L_ddd #1388 which integrates all sections of road component (including all shoulder straps) for farms at departmental or sub-departmental level. This version is used to derive the decree. This version concerns both the metropolitan departments and the DOM-TOMs. — a simplified version corresponding to the N_RGCS_L_ddd #1523 layer, automatically derived from the full version for regional or national farms. This version concerns only the metropolitan departments. — The N_RGCHISTO_L_000 #1524 dataset includes all sections that belonged to the RGC and no longer included in the current decree. — The non-geographical dataset N_DECRET_RGC #1525 all issued RGC decrees.