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According to an investigation in March 2008 by the Federal Ministry of Transport, Building and Urban Affairs (BMVBS) about 14,000 truck parking spaces are missing in the near of motorways in Germany. Beside constructional enlargement of rest areas, intelligent traffic systems ought to be used to detect automatically the occupancy rate of rest areas and to provide better demand management and also to achieve an increase of capacity of truck parking spaces. The essay describes the newly developed control procedure "Compact parking", which is currently under development by German Federal Highway Research Institute (BASt). The method achieves that a number of trucks are parking in a compact way, side by side and without a driving lane between them. With the help of dynamic displays above the parking rows, the drivers receive the needful information to park their vehicle in a parking row, in which other trucks have the same or an earlier departure time. This system is able to increase the rest area capacity in short-term, more quickly than constructional enlargement of rest areas.
Im vorliegenden Heft sind für alle Zählstellen auf den "Freien Strecken" der Bundesfernstraßen - Bundesautobahnen und Bundesstraßen - die wesentlichen Kenngrößen der Straßenverkehrszählung 1975 in verdichteter Form zusammengestellt. Die Ergebnisse sind je Land nach Autobahnen und Bundesstraßen getrennt aufgelistet. Innerhalb der beiden Straßenklassen sind die Zählstellen nach Straßenzügen mit gleicher Straßen-Nummer sortiert. Dabei entspricht die Sortierung der Zählstellen bei den Autobahnen einer geographischen Folge, während bei den Bundesstraßen die Ergebnisse innerhalb eines Straßenzuges nach aufsteigenden vierstelligen Zählstellen-Nummern sortiert sind. Falls eine Zählstellen-Nummer innerhalb eines Straßenzuges je Land mehrfach auftritt, kann die Kennziffer des Bauamts zur eindeutigen Identifikation benutzt werden. In den Ländern Baden-Württemberg und Bayern sind dagegen aufgrund des Numerierungssystems der Straßendatenbank gleiche Zählstellen-Nummern je Land generell mehrfach vorhanden, so dass hier zur eindeutigen Zuordnung die vierstellige Nummer des Kartenblatts der Topographischen Karte 1:25 000 (TK25) mit herangezogen werden muss. In den Ergebnistabellen und in der als Anlage beigefügten Karte der "Zählstellen auf Bundesautobahnen und Bundesstraßen" sind daher für diese Länder die Zählstellen-Nummern achtstellig - mit vierstelliger TK-Nummer - angegeben. In Ländern, in denen ebenfalls TK-Nummern bereits zugeordnet sind, wurden sie mit ausgedruckt, jedoch nicht zur Sortierung herangezogen. Eine weitere Anlage ist die "Karte der Verkehrsstärken auf Bundesautobahnen und Bundesstraßen" bei, auf der die DTV-Werte des Kfz-Verkehrs der Straßenverkehrszählung 1975 dargestellt sind.
Road authorities, freight, and logistic industries face a multitude of challenges in a world changing at an ever growing pace. While globalization, changes in technology, demography, and traffic, for instance, have received much attention over the bygone decades, climate change has not been treated with equal care until recently. However, since it has been recognized that climate change jeopardizes many business areas in transport, freight, and logistics, research programs investigating future threats have been initiated. One of these programs is the Conference of European Directors of Roads (CEDR) Transnational Research Programme (TRP), which emerged about a decade ago from a cooperation between European National Road Authorities and the EU. This paper presents findings of a CEDR project called CliPDaR, which has been designed to answer questions from road authorities concerning climate-driven future threats to transport infrastructure. Pertaining results are based on two potential future socio-economic pathways of mankind (one strongly economically oriented "A2" and one more balanced scenario "A1B"), which are used to drive global climate models (GCMs) producing global and continental scale climate change projections. In order to achieve climate change projections, which are valid on regional scales, GCM projections are downscaled by regional climate models. Results shown here originate from research questions raised by European Road Authorities. They refer to future occurrence frequencies of severely cold winter seasons in Fennoscandia, to particularly hot summer seasons in the Iberian Peninsula and to changes in extreme weather phenomena triggering landslides and rutting in Central Europe. Future occurrence frequencies of extreme winter and summer conditions are investigated by empirical orthogonal function analyses of GCM projections driven with by A2 and A1B pathways. The analysis of future weather phenomena triggering landslides and rutting events requires downscaled climate change projections. Hence, corresponding results are based on an ensemble of RCM projections, which was available for the A1B scenario. All analyzed risks to transport infrastructure are found to increase over the decades ahead with accelerating pace towards the end of this century. Mean Fennoscandian winter temperatures by the end of this century may match conditions of rather warm winter season experienced in the past and particularly warm future winter temperatures have not been observed so far. This applies in an even more pronounced manner to summer seasons in the Iberian Peninsula. Occurrence frequencies of extreme climate phenomena triggering landslides and rutting events in Central Europe are also projected to rise. Results show spatially differentiated patterns and indicate accelerated rates of increases.