lastveier

Lastveier is a Norwegian-language term that can refer to different concepts connected to cargo and transport. Because it is not a single, widely standardized term, its precise meaning depends on context. The word is formed from last, meaning cargo or load, and veier, which can be read as either roads/ways (plural of vei) or as weighers (plural of veier in the sense of those who weigh).

Possible meanings include:

- Cargo routes or corridors designated for freight. In transport planning or municipal documents, lastveier may be used informally to describe routes that handle heavy goods or have priority for freight traffic.

- A role related to handling cargo during loading procedures. In some informal usage, lastveier can refer to people involved in loading or organizing shipments, though more common terms exist for such duties.

Usage and recognition:

In Norwegian sources, lastveier is not a standard technical term with a fixed definition. It tends to appear in compound phrases or in industry discussions, rather than as a cataloged concept in dictionaries. English-language coverage of the term is limited, and there is no universally accepted definition.

See also:

Logistics, freight transport, road networks, Norwegian language.