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TrafficRegulationOrder

The TrafficRegulationOrder within the ControlledZoneTablePublication aims to provide the official legal basis for traffic rules or access restrictions within a ControlledZone. This can include:

  • Restrictions on access for certain vehicle categories.
  • Speed limits within specific areas.
  • Rules for parking or lane usage.
  • Time-bound restrictions (e.g., only applicable during peak hours).

The TrafficRegulationOrder ensures that the restrictions in a ControlledZone are legally enforceable and provides a formal reference for enforcement and communication to road users and traffic systems.

Attributes

Attribute Type Required Domain Description
id String Yes See explanation A unique identification of the data provider
version String Yes 1 or higher A unique version number of the data provider

id

The id attribute assigns a name (identification) to the trafficRegulationOrder. The following has been agreed upon. The ID starts with a 5-character code. These five characters are assigned by NDW. After these 5 characters, an underscore (‘_’) is added, and the data provider can append the identification themselves to create a unique ID.

Elements

Element Type Required Domain Description
issuingAuthority MultilingualString Yes N/A The competent authority that issued the traffic regulation order
regulationId String Yes N/A An (external) unique identifier of the traffic regulation order
status TrafficRegulationOrderStatusEnum Yes planned, madeButNotImplemented, madeAndPartiallyImplemented, madeAndImplemented, partiallyWithdrawn, withdrawn The current lifecycle status of the traffic regulation order
implementedLocation LocationReference No N/A The actual (executed) location where the traffic regulation applies
trafficRegulation TrafficRegulation Yes, 1 or more N/A Legal agreement or order that restricts or prohibits the use of the road network

Example

XML Example 
<d2:payload xmlns:tro="http://datex2.eu/schema/3/trafficRegulation" xmlns:loc="http://datex2.eu/schema/3/locationReferencing" xmlns:cz="http://datex2.eu/schema/3/controlledZone" xmlns:comx="http://datex2.eu/schema/3/commonExtension" xmlns:com="http://datex2.eu/schema/3/common" xmlns:d2="http://datex2.eu/schema/3/d2Payload" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:type="cz:ControlledZoneTablePublication" lang="nl" modelBaseVersion="3" xsi:schemaLocation="http://datex2.eu/schema/3/d2Payload LevelC_3_D2Payload.xsd">
  <com:publicationTime>2024-11-13T09:00:50.000356907Z</com:publicationTime>
  <com:publicationCreator>
    <com:country>nl</com:country>
    <com:nationalIdentifier>NDWNL</com:nationalIdentifier>
  </com:publicationCreator>
  <cz:headerInformation>
    <com:informationStatus>real</com:informationStatus>
  </cz:headerInformation>
  <cz:controlledZoneTable>
      ...
      <cz:trafficRegulationOrder id="NDW11_989846cf-0343-4abc-b169-1a2ddaf497d9_TRO" version="1">
        <tro:issuingAuthority>
          <com:values>
            <com:value lang="nl">Amsterdam</com:value>
          </com:values>
        </tro:issuingAuthority>
        <tro:regulationId>stcrt-2020-32736</tro:regulationId>
        <tro:status>madeAndImplemented</tro:status>
        <tro:trafficRegulation id="NDW11_989846cf-0343-4abc-b169-1a2ddaf497d9_TR" version="1">
        ...
        </tro:trafficRegulation>
      </cz:trafficRegulationOrder>
    </cz:urbanVehicleAccessRegulation>
    <cz:urbanVehicleAccessRegulation id="NDW11_500de66b-b51e-465f-8309-6d5eda0de5a1" version="1">
    ..
    </cz:urbanVehicleAccessRegulation>    
  </cz:controlledZoneTable>
</d2:payload>
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