by john@highwaydesign.uk | Aug 6, 2019 | Swept Path Analysis
Another interesting Swept Path Analysis job requiring bespoke vehicle design. This time the client wanted his Land Rover Discovery towing a Hobbie Cat 16 sail boat on a trailer. The tracking showed that with some unhitching and manoeuvreing the trailer around by hand,...
by john@highwaydesign.uk | Aug 6, 2019 | Swept Path Analysis
New ‘vehicle’ added to my extensive Swept Path Analysis library this week – an amphibious pleasure boat! My client needed to know if he could drive his new vehicle in and out of his soon-to-be-constructed boat store and water’s edge dwelling, down to the slipway...
by john@highwaydesign.uk | Aug 6, 2019 | Swept Path Analysis
A recent client wanted to utilise half of his garden area for parking, as off-street parking was becoming more and more difficult. Using Vehicle Swept Path Analysis software, I was able to work out a way of doing just that. With trees, listed walls and patio, plus a...
by john@highwaydesign.uk | Aug 6, 2019 | Swept Path Analysis
It’s always good to hear of successful planning applications you have worked on. This client needed me to create a new field access with turning and parking for a LWB Land Rover towing an XL IFor Williams Horsebox. The critical part was to use as little land,...
