STAR Network Geographical Data: clean sites

A clean site means the development of a public transit lane or area, the clean site, if it excludes other motorised modes of travel, may be open to taxis and bicycles. FULL OWN SITE The track is completely inaccessible by a different mode of movement than public transit. PROTECTED CLEAN SITE The lane is reserved for the circulation of public transport. The presence of taxis and bicycles is generally allowed, as well as emergency vehicles. A physical layout of the road (bordering...) prohibits any penetration of other types of vehicles. UNPROTECTED/BANALISED CLEAN SITE The lane is reserved for the circulation of public transport. The presence of taxis and bicycles is generally allowed, as well as emergency vehicles. No physical layout of the road prevents the intrusion of other vehicles. Only a ground marking and one signage specifies the existence of the track on its own site. SHARED OWN SITE The lane is reserved for the circulation of public transport. The presence of taxis, bicycles and emergency vehicles is authorised, as well as traffic, as appropriate, of pedestrians or vehicles of residents.