Concise, clear outcomes, aligned with the original brief.

Swept Path Analysis

What is it and why do I need it?

What is a Swept Path Analysis and Why do I need one, I hear you ask?

Well, a Swept Path Analysis effectively acts as a simulation and calculation to determine how vehicles will move around the roads surrounding your site. The software is backed by a library of various vehicle types and sizes, meaning examiners can carefully assess the potential scenarios.

So different Vehicles require different turning circles and all this needs to be considered in a swept path analysis.

4.91m Passenger Vehicle (B85)
5.20m Passenger Vehicle (B99)
6.40m Small Rigid Vehicle (SRV)
8.80m Medium Rigid Vehicle (MRV)
12.50m Heavy Rigid Vehicle (HRV)
19.0m Semi Trailer Truck
25.0m B-Double Truck

Required to receive a Permit

Before council can issue a permit, they’ll ask for the type and size of larger vehicles requiring access to the site, and will request proof of safe manoeuvres and this is where a swept path analysis is required. WeTraffix assists with these turning templates, allowing them to be overlaid on top of a feature survey or existing conditions aerial photography.

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Swept Path Fields of Interest

Utilising state-of-the-art strategies and software, our team builds outcomes that are concise, clear and aligned with the original brief.

If you are involved in the following fields, our Swept Path analysis solutions may be the best fit for you:

Residential Development

Development of a residential development where you need to remove or deliver materials

Commercial Construction

Commercial construction material removal and delivery

Built-up Area

If your works are in a built-up area where large vehicles don’t commonly access

Approval Body

If you need to prove to the approval body (e.g. Council) that you are able to complete your works without damage to council assets

Manoeuvring Space

If you need to check weather trucks can turn around within your site

Approve Altering Roads

If you are altering road conditions and need to prove that large vehicle access is still able to be maintained (e.g. garbage trucks, busses, moving trucks etc.)

Primary Road Access

Primary road access for buses, as well as connected roadways.

Retail and Industry

Retail and industrial facilities with delivery vehicles

Educational Institutions

Education institutions with bus, coach and delivery solutions and a need for high-frequency vehicle movement during certain periods.

If you require any of the above, you should contact us on 1800 960 331 or the link below and we can discuss what is best for you.