What is the maximum distance between vehicle corridor lines?

The maximum distance between vehicle corridor lines is set at 7.5 meters. This measurement is crucial for ensuring safe and organized movement of vehicles on the airside at Vancouver International Airport. Maintaining a standard distance between these lines helps in preventing vehicle conflicts and allows for the clear delineation of travel routes.

When vehicle corridor lines are spaced too far apart, it could lead to confusion among drivers, increasing the risk of accidents or unauthorized access to restricted areas. The specified distance of 7.5 meters provides a balance that allows for the safe passage of vehicles while ensuring that operations such as loading, unloading, and maintenance can be conducted effectively without compromising safety.

Other options represent either distances that are too close or too far apart, which could adversely affect operational safety and efficiency within the airport's airside environment.