Dangerous Goods Route Selection Criteria

Abstract

The movement of Dangerous Goods on the roads through a major city represents a challenge to transportation engineers, enforcement officers, and emergency response personnel. One of these challenges is the establishment of a Dangerous Goods Route network. Road safety is a key criterion in the effective selection of Dangerous Goods Routes. Incorporating safety in the designation of a Dangerous Goods Route Network will be demonstrated using the City of Calgary’s network as an example. The criteria established for the selection of Dangerous Goods Routes can be equally applicable for other cities in Canada, with minor modifications for local conditions. The review included the latest research from Europe, Canada and the United States on Dangerous Goods roads transport, and particularly the research related to route selection criteria and methods.

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