jármfelhajtó

Jármfelhajtó is a term used in Hungarian to describe a ramp or inclined surface designed to allow vehicles to ascend or descend. This can encompass a variety of structures, from the gentle slopes of a driveway leading into a garage to the steeper inclines found in multi-story parking garages or at construction sites. The primary function of a jármfelhajtó is to overcome differences in elevation, facilitating vehicle movement between various levels.

The construction and design of a jármfelhajtó depend on its intended use and the type of vehicles it is meant to accommodate. For residential purposes, a simple paved or gravel surface may suffice. In commercial or industrial settings, however, more robust materials like concrete or asphalt are typically employed, often with reinforcing elements to withstand heavy loads. Safety features such as non-slip surfaces, guardrails, and proper lighting are also crucial considerations, especially for steeper or more frequently used ramps. The gradient of a jármfelhajtó is a critical factor, influencing both the ease of ascent and descent and the safety of the operation. Regulations often dictate maximum allowable gradients to prevent vehicles from grounding or losing traction.