Dojazd

Dojazd is a Polish term meaning access to a place by vehicle or the route taken to reach a destination. It is used in everyday language and in planning, logistics, and real estate. The word derives from do- (towards) and jazd from jazda, ride or driving.

In planning and infrastructure, dojazd refers to the physical routes that connect a property or area with the road network, including roads, driveways, parking, and public transport links. Dojazd can be public (accessible to all) or private (serving a specific property). The quality and capacity of dojazd influence travel times, traffic conditions, and the value and usability of sites.

In real estate and urban planning, assessments often consider dojazd when evaluating location desirability, accessibility, and emergency access. Local regulations may require certain standards for dojazd, such as width, turning radii, load limits, and maintenance of clearances for obstacles.

In logistics and supply chains, dojazd denotes the accessibility of warehouses and distribution centers, including road quality, signposting, and proximity to highways or ports. In public administration and services, dojazd is relevant to ensuring timely response of emergency services, schools, and municipal facilities.

In ordinary speech, people speak about the dojazd to work or to a shopping center, emphasizing ease of reach and travel time rather than exact routes.