liikennöintikelpoinen

liikennöintikelpoinen is a Finnish adjective that describes something as being in a condition suitable for operation or use, particularly in the context of transportation or traffic. It is commonly used to refer to vehicles, infrastructure, or routes.

When applied to a vehicle, liikennöintikelpoinen means that the vehicle is roadworthy, seaworthy, or airworthy, depending on its type. This implies that it meets all necessary safety regulations and operational standards, and is capable of functioning reliably for its intended purpose. For example, a car that is liikennöintikelpoinen has passed its technical inspections and is safe to drive. A ship that is liikennöintikelpoinen is seaworthy and fit for sailing.

In the context of infrastructure, such as roads or railways, liikennöintikelpoinen indicates that the infrastructure is in a usable and safe state for traffic. This could mean that a road is clear of obstructions, has a sufficiently good surface, and is properly marked. A railway line that is liikennöintikelpoinen is in good repair and safe for trains to operate on.

The term can also be used for routes or service areas, signifying that they are accessible and functional for the intended transport services. For instance, a bus route that is liikennöintikelpoinen is open and passable, allowing buses to run their scheduled services. Conversely, if a route becomes liikennöintikelvoton, meaning not suitable for operation, it might be due to weather conditions, damage, or other impediments.