Sávonként

Sávonként is a Hungarian term that translates to "per lane" or "in a lane" in English. It is most commonly used in the context of road traffic and transportation. When referring to traffic, sávonként indicates that an action or condition applies to each individual lane of a road. For example, a sign might say "Sebességkorlátozás 50 km/óra sávonként," meaning the speed limit of 50 km/h applies to every lane.

The concept of sávonként is important for understanding traffic regulations and infrastructure. It distinguishes from conditions that might apply to the entire road width or a specific lane. For instance, lane closures or specific lane usage rules would be communicated in a way that clarifies whether they are sávonként or apply to the road as a whole. In discussions about road capacity or traffic flow, understanding how measurements or rules are applied sávonként is crucial for accurate analysis. The term emphasizes a granular approach to road management, focusing on individual traffic paths.