road tunnel

Underground passage for a road under an obstacle, such as a river or a hill.
road tunnel 						Vehicle equipped for freeing accident or fire victims and transporting them to hospital.												Area reserved for permanent parking of an emergency vehicle or temporary parking for a vehicle that has broken down or has had an accident.				  							Surface upon which vehicles drive.				  							Conduit usually connected to a central ventilating station, which supplies the tunnel with fresh air through openings at the side of the roadway.				  							Fresh-air duct connected to a shelter and equipped to evacuate users in case of fire.				  							Conduit usually connected to a central ventilating station, which evacuates polluted or smoky air through openings along the tunnel.				  							Recess for an emergency telephone and fire extinguishers.				  							Enclosed corridor with two doors; one cannot be opened unless the other one is closed, thus the air pressure prevents the smoke from entering.				  													Enclosed room, ventilated, insulated from fire and connected to the evacuation route, ensuring the users’ safety before evacuation.				  							Office housing on-duty personnel responsible for communications and for first aid and fire-fighting equipment.				  							Corridor connecting the vehicle rest area to the emergency station.				  							Room housing lighting, ventilation, heating and telecommunications equipment.

See Also


fire trucks?[1]

ambulance?[1]

stairs

emergency truck

Vehicle equipped for freeing accident or fire victims and transporting them to hospital.
fire trucks [1]
fire trucks [1]
ambulance [1]
ambulance [1]

vehicle rest area

Area reserved for permanent parking of an emergency vehicle or temporary parking for a vehicle that has broken down or has had an accident.

roadway

Surface upon which vehicles drive.

fresh air duct

Conduit usually connected to a central ventilating station, which supplies the tunnel with fresh air through openings at the side of the roadway.

evacuation route

Fresh-air duct connected to a shelter and equipped to evacuate users in case of fire.

exhaust air duct

Conduit usually connected to a central ventilating station, which evacuates polluted or smoky air through openings along the tunnel.

safety niche

Recess for an emergency telephone and fire extinguishers.

pressurized refuge

Enclosed corridor with two doors; one cannot be opened unless the other one is closed, thus the air pressure prevents the smoke from entering.

stairs

stairs
stairs

shelter

Enclosed room, ventilated, insulated from fire and connected to the evacuation route, ensuring the users’ safety before evacuation.

emergency station

Office housing on-duty personnel responsible for communications and for first aid and fire-fighting equipment.

connecting gallery

Corridor connecting the vehicle rest area to the emergency station.

technical room

Room housing lighting, ventilation, heating and telecommunications equipment.