What is the standard spacing of vehicle corridors marked by solid white lines?

The standard spacing of vehicle corridors marked by solid white lines is 7.5 meters apart. This distance is established to ensure safe and efficient movement of vehicles in the airside area while maintaining adequate separation between different vehicle pathways. Such spacing helps minimize the risk of collisions between vehicles operating in close proximity, particularly in high-traffic zones like airports.

The specified distance also provides enough room for vehicles to operate without encroaching on adjacent corridors, which is essential for maintaining clear routes for emergency vehicles and preventing congestion. Understanding this standard assists operators in navigating the airside environment safely while adhering to regulatory guidelines.