What a Swept Path Assessment Covers
Depending on the project, an assessment may address:
site entry and exit movements
internal vehicle circulation
car park access and manoeuvring
loading and service areas
waste collection vehicle movements
delivery and commercial vehicle access
turning areas and dead-end manoeuvres
interaction with walls, columns, kerbs, landscaping and other fixed elements
clearance to parking spaces and accessways
nominated design vehicle dimensions and turning characteristics
Swept path diagrams are prepared using vehicle tracking software and are based on the latest available development plans.
Planning and Design Requirements
Swept path analysis may be required as part of a planning application, detailed design review, response to council comments, or to confirm that a proposed layout can accommodate the required design vehicle.
The appropriate design vehicle and assessment extent are determined from the proposed use, servicing requirements, applicable standards and any authority requirements.
Typical Applications
Swept path analysis can be prepared for:
car parks and accessways
basement ramps
loading docks and loading bays
waste collection areas
industrial and warehouse developments
commercial and retail developments
residential and mixed-use developments
childcare, medical and education facilities
service roads and internal circulation areas
other sites requiring vehicle manoeuvring assessment
Related Services
Where relevant, swept path analysis can be provided together with:
Traffic Impact Assessments
car park and access layout reviews
Car Parking Demand Assessments
Waste Management Plans
loading and servicing assessments
responses to council and road authority comments
Request a Fee Proposal
Send your development plans and any council correspondence. We’ll confirm the scope, fee and expected delivery date, usually the same business day.
usually returned the same business day
Prefer email? Send your plans and council correspondence directly to info@mobiqtransport.com.au