Útszakaszt

Útszakaszt is a Hungarian term that translates to "road section" or "stretch of road." It refers to a specific, defined portion of a larger road or highway. The term is commonly used in contexts related to road construction, maintenance, traffic management, and accident reports.

When discussing road construction or maintenance, an útszakaszt might denote the area where work is being done, such as paving, repairs, or improvements. For example, authorities might announce temporary closures or detours for a particular útszakaszt. In traffic management, an útszakaszt could be a segment of road under specific speed limits, surveillance, or subject to particular regulations due to its characteristics or historical traffic patterns.

Accident reports often specify the exact útszakaszt where an incident occurred, providing crucial location data for investigations and statistical analysis. Urban planning and geographic information systems also utilize the concept of an útszakaszt to divide and categorize the road network for various analytical purposes. Essentially, it's a way to break down the continuous entity of a road into manageable and identifiable segments for practical applications.