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- 9. Kerala 1 17 Kerala/Karnataka Border-Manjeshwar-Kumbla-Kesaragod-Paniyal-Mordrug- Charuvattur-Kokkanisseri-Talipparamba-Pappinisseri-Valapattanam-Kannur (Cannon)- Edakkad-Vadakara-Payyoli-Tikkodi-Quilandi-Elattur-Kozhikode (Calicut)-Ferokh- Valancheri-Ponnani-Manattala-K 368 2 47 Kerala/Tamil Nadu Border-Palakkad (Palghat) Kulalmannam-Alattur-Vadakkancheri- Pattikad-Trichur-Nellayi-Karukurti-Angamali-Chovvara-Aluva-Edappali-Ernakulam 416 3 47A Willingdon Island terminating at Chchin on NH-47 bypass 6 4 47C The highway starting from NH-47 near Klmassery, crossing NH-17 and terminating at Vallapadam 17 5 49 Kerala/Tamil Nadu border-Devikulam-Pallivagal-Kotamangalam-Cochin 150 6 208 Kollam-Kottarakara-Tenmalai upto TamilNadu Border 70 7 212 Kozhikode-Kalpatta-Sultan Battery- upto Karnataka Border 90 8 213 Palghat-Olavakod-Mundur-Mannarkkad-Alanallur-Melattur-Pandikkad-Manjeri- Kondotti-Ferokh 130 9 220 Kolam-Kottarakara-Adu-Kottayam-Kanjirapalli-Vendiperyar 210 Sub Total 1457
- 11. On-road Vehicle Population Projection for India
- 12. Planning commission estimate Rise of 5 times for freight and 4times for passenger road transport from 2000 to 2020.
- 13. Classification of vehicles as per Central Motor Vehicle Rules Light Motor Vehicles- <=7.5 tonnes Medium Motor Vehicle >7.5 to <=12 tonnes Heavy Motor vehicle >12 tonnes
- 14. Vehicle category International classification of vehicle categories Category N: used for the carriage of goods
- 15. Category N Category N1: having a maximum mass not exceeding 3.5 tonnes Category N2: having a maximum mass exceeding 3.5 tonnes but not exceeding 12 tonnes Category N3: having a maximum mass exceeding 12 tonnes
- 16. Category O: trailers (including semi-trailers) Category O1: maximum mass not exceeding 0.75 tones Category O2: exceeding 0.75 tones but not exceeding 3.5 tons Category O3: exceeding 3.5 tones but not exceeding 10 tones Category O4: exceeding 10 tones
- 17. Curb weight Total weight of a vehicle with standard equipment, All necessary operating consumables (e.g. motor oil and coolant), a full tank of fuel, While not loaded with either passengers or cargo.[
- 18. Dry weight without any consumables, passengers, or cargo dry weight does not include any of the following: Gasoline or diesel or any other fuel Engine oil Coolant Brake fluid Power steering fluid Transmission fluid Washer fluid
- 19. Gross vehicle weight rating (GWR) Max. allowable total mass of a road vehicle or trailer when loaded Including the weight of the vehicle itself plus fuel, passengers, cargo, and trailer tongue weight.
- 20. Trailer tongue weight It's the downward force that the tongue of the trailer applies to the hitch of the tow vehicle. Most experts agree that an acceptable tongue weight for any trailer is somewhere between 9 and 15 percent of the gross trailer weight (GTW).