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Demonstrate that vehicles can safely access, manoeuvre and leave your development with a professionally prepared Swept Path Plan.
JPM Drafting produces Swept Path Plans that illustrate the movement of vehicles within a site, helping to demonstrate that adequate turning and manoeuvring space has been provided. These drawings are commonly requested by planning authorities and highway engineers to confirm that refuse collection vehicles, delivery vehicles and emergency services can safely enter, turn and exit a development without the need for excessive reversing onto the public highway.
Using recognised vehicle dimensions and turning characteristics, our plans provide a clear visual assessment of how larger vehicles will navigate the proposed site layout, allowing potential access issues to be identified and resolved during the design stage.
Bin lorry (refuse vehicle) turning assessment
Vehicle tracking over the proposed site layout
Forward gear entry and exit assessment where applicable
Identification of potential manoeuvring constraints
Vehicle access is a key consideration for many planning applications. A Swept Path Plan provides clear evidence that the site has been designed to accommodate essential service vehicles safely and efficiently, reducing the risk of planning objections from highways officers or waste collection authorities.
Every Swept Path Plan is prepared using your proposed site layout and coordinated with the rest of your planning drawings, ensuring the vehicle tracking reflects the latest design and helping to identify potential access issues before construction begins.
Demonstrate that vehicles can safely access, manoeuvre and leave your development with a professionally prepared Swept Path Plan.
JPM Drafting produces Swept Path Plans that illustrate the movement of vehicles within a site, helping to demonstrate that adequate turning and manoeuvring space has been provided. These drawings are commonly requested by planning authorities and highway engineers to confirm that refuse collection vehicles, delivery vehicles and emergency services can safely enter, turn and exit a development without the need for excessive reversing onto the public highway.
Using recognised vehicle dimensions and turning characteristics, our plans provide a clear visual assessment of how larger vehicles will navigate the proposed site layout, allowing potential access issues to be identified and resolved during the design stage.
Bin lorry (refuse vehicle) turning assessment
Vehicle tracking over the proposed site layout
Forward gear entry and exit assessment where applicable
Identification of potential manoeuvring constraints
Vehicle access is a key consideration for many planning applications. A Swept Path Plan provides clear evidence that the site has been designed to accommodate essential service vehicles safely and efficiently, reducing the risk of planning objections from highways officers or waste collection authorities.
Every Swept Path Plan is prepared using your proposed site layout and coordinated with the rest of your planning drawings, ensuring the vehicle tracking reflects the latest design and helping to identify potential access issues before construction begins.