Road network access
Road networks and particular road classes or segments that vehicles may use, including off-network access allowances.
7 facts from 2 places, each quoted from the agency that sets it.

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Facts
4 topics
Maximum off-network access distance for STAA vehicles (Measures)
Maximum distance, in kilometres, that a Federal STAA-dimensioned vehicle may travel on roads where it is not otherwise allowed, for access to and from a highway exit.
- New York1.61 km (1 mi)
Across 3 cases, each with its own conditions.
Not stated in Quebec.
Commercial vehicles allowed on parkways (Yes or no)
Whether commercial vehicles are permitted to travel on parkways.
- New York
No
Not stated in Quebec.
Overweight vehicles allowed on BQE (Yes or no)
Whether vehicles exceeding legal weight limits are permitted to travel on the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway between Atlantic Avenue and Sands Street, with or without a permit.
- New York
No
For BQE between Atlantic Avenue and Sands Street.
Not stated in Quebec.
Authorized road network (Choices)
The road network on which circulation is authorized, such as all public roads or the listed highway network.
- Quebec
- All public roads
For condition T. 1 more case.
Not stated in New York.
Where the comparisons come from
- Size and Weight Restrictions — NYC DOT(opens in a new tab)
www.nyc.gov, web page, 3 facts
- C-24.2, r. 35 — Règlement sur le permis spécial de circulation(opens in a new tab)
legisquebec.gouv.qc.ca, web page, 2 facts
- Permits for Over Dimensional Vehicles — New York City DOT(opens in a new tab)
www.nyc.gov, web page, 2 facts