Multikaariväylämodulaatiomenetelmät

Multikaariväyl is a Finnish term that translates to "multi-lane road" or "multi-carriageway" in English. It refers to a road that has separate carriageways for traffic moving in opposite directions. These carriageways are typically separated by a physical barrier, such as a median strip or a guardrail. Multikaariväyl is often used for high-speed roads like motorways and expressways, as it helps to improve traffic flow and reduce the risk of head-on collisions.

The design of a multikaariväyl can vary depending on factors such as traffic volume, speed limits, and available space. Some multikaariväyls may have two lanes in each direction, while others may have three or more. The width of the median strip can also vary, with wider medians generally providing a greater safety buffer. In some cases, a multikaariväyl may also include additional features such as emergency stopping areas, service roads, or dedicated lanes for public transport. The implementation of multikaariväyls is a common strategy in road engineering to enhance safety and efficiency on major transportation routes.