high-risk corridor

Quelle: https://iso.org/iso-31000-risk-management.html

A transport corridor geographically or logistically identified as having elevated safety or security risk (e.g., crime, terrorism, instability, or natural hazards). It requires enhanced controls, monitoring, risk mitigation, and contingency planning.

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