corridor capacity

Quelle: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transport_corridor

Corridor capacity is the maximum freight or goods capacity of a defined transport corridor (such as a road, rail, or multi-modal route) over a specified period. It results from the combined capacity of infrastructure, rolling stock, operating procedures, and regulatory constraints, and describes how much freight the corridor can handle under given conditions.

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