Եվրոպական բեռնատարների երթևեկության սահմանափակումները ըստ country-ի և ամսաթվի, ներառյալ սեզոնային և տոնական արգելքները։ Յուրաքանչյուր արգելք ունի իր սահմանափակման տեսակը (General / Local / Sunday / Holiday / Seasonal), ազդակիր ճշգրիտ տարածքը կամ ճանապարհները և նվազագույն քաշը, իսկ յուրաքանչյուր country-ն ունի իր ժամային գոտում հաշվարկված ուղիղ կարգավիճակ (active_window / next_window), ինչպես նաև covered_countries ցուցակ։
ISO-2 երկրի կոդ կամ մինչև 3 կոդ պարունակող ստորակետով բաժանված ցանկ, օրինակ RO կամ DE,RO: 3-ից ավելին մերժվում է: Պայմանական v1-ում; պարտադիր v2-ում:
lang
Language code for country names and summary (default en)
include_ua_heat
1 = also return Ukraine's computed summer heat ban (trucks >24 t banned 10:00-22:00 when forecast temp >+28 °C), per oblast. Included automatically when Ukraine is in scope (country=UA) — this flag only adds it to a request scoped to some other country
Պատասխանի դաշտերը— պատասխանի ծրարի data օբյեկտի ներսում։ []-ը ցույց է տալիս ցուցակ, ուստի data.items[].name-ը յուրաքանչյուր տարրի name դաշտն է։ Դաշտը լինում է null, բացակայում է կամ դատարկ ցուցակ է, երբ արժեք չունենք․ լցոնող արժեք երբեք չենք դնում։
Դաշտ
Նկարագրություն
data.current_bans[]
Bans in force right now, same fields as upcoming_bans. is_ban_active is the quick boolean for 'may a truck drive at this moment'.
data.upcoming_bans[].date
Ban day, with time_from and time_until in local time.
data.upcoming_bans[].country_code
Country the ban applies in, with country_name.
data.upcoming_bans[].restriction_type
What kind of ban it is (weekend, holiday, heat…), with restriction_details in the requested language.
data.upcoming_bans[].min_weight_tons
Weight from which the ban bites — a lighter truck is unaffected.
data.upcoming_bans[].details_url
Official source page for that ban.
data.bans_by_country
The same bans grouped by ISO-2 country, for rendering per country.
data.window
The period covered: from, to, days and whether you requested it.
data.total_bans
Bans in the window, with returned, total_available and truncated — true means narrow the window or page.
data.covered_countries
Countries we track bans for; countries_not_covered names the ones you asked about that we do not.
data.summary
One-sentence plain-language summary, ready to show a driver. as_of is when it was assembled.
data.ua_heat_ban
Ukraine's computed heat ban (see include_ua_heat): per-oblast status plus forecast_horizon, the last date the underlying weather forecast reaches. Heat rows are never returned past that date, so compare it with data.window before reading an empty answer as 'no ban'.
Ինչն է տարբեր այս տարբերակում:
country is now required. v2 is scoped per country and refuses an unscoped request with 400 scope_required; it accepts a comma-separated list of up to 3 codes, so one request still covers the countries on a route. v2 also honours a DATE WINDOW — ?date= for one day, or ?date_from=/?date_to= for a range of up to 92 days, starting at most 7 days in the past and running forward to 2028-12-31 — where v1 always answers a fixed 7-day window and ignores any date sent to it. Every response now echoes `window` {from,to,days,requested} so the served range is never in doubt. v1 continues to accept an unscoped call, which returns a capped slice — check truncated and total_available in the response.
European truck driving restrictions for one or more countries, including seasonal and holiday bans. Each ban carries its restriction type (General / Local / Sunday / Holiday / Seasonal), the exact scope or roads affected and the minimum weight, and each country a live status computed in its own timezone (active_window / next_window), plus a covered_countries list. ?country= accepts a comma-separated list of up to 3 codes; it is optional in v1 and required in v2. The response also reports `returned`, `total_available` and `truncated` so a capped answer is never mistaken for a complete one, plus `window` {from,to,days} naming the exact date range it covers. v1 always covers the next 7 days; v2 additionally accepts ?date= / ?date_from= + ?date_to= for any window up to 92 days, beginning at most 7 days in the past (this is a forward-looking calendar — older history is refused with 400 date_too_old) and running forward to 2028-12-31.
ISO-2 country code, or a comma-separated list of up to 3, e.g. RO or DE,RO. Required in v2; more than 3 is refused with 400 too_many_countries — split the request.
date
Single day as YYYY-MM-DD. Cannot be combined with date_from/date_to.
date_from
Start of the window (YYYY-MM-DD, inclusive). Defaults to today when only date_to is given.
date_to
End of the window (YYYY-MM-DD, inclusive). Defaults to date_from + 7 days. The window may span at most 92 days — a longer range is refused with 400 date_range_too_long rather than silently cut. This is a forward-looking calendar: a window may start at most 7 days in the past (400 date_too_old beyond that, naming the earliest date you may ask for), and runs forward to 2028-12-31. History is not served — the product tells you what applies from now on, not what applied last spring.
lang
Language code for country names and summary (default en)
include_ua_heat
1 = also return Ukraine's computed summer heat ban (trucks >24 t banned 10:00-22:00 when forecast temp >+28 °C), per oblast. Included automatically when Ukraine is in scope (country=UA) — this flag only adds it to a request scoped to some other country. It is computed from a weather forecast, not read from the ban calendar, so it answers only for the part of your date window the forecast reaches: never the past, and never beyond ua_heat_ban.forecast_horizon (about a week out). A window entirely beyond that horizon returns no heat rows and says so in summary — it does not mean there will be no ban
Պատասխանի դաշտերը— պատասխանի ծրարի data օբյեկտի ներսում։ []-ը ցույց է տալիս ցուցակ, ուստի data.items[].name-ը յուրաքանչյուր տարրի name դաշտն է։ Դաշտը լինում է null, բացակայում է կամ դատարկ ցուցակ է, երբ արժեք չունենք․ լցոնող արժեք երբեք չենք դնում։
Դաշտ
Նկարագրություն
data.current_bans[]
Bans in force right now, same fields as upcoming_bans. is_ban_active is the quick boolean for 'may a truck drive at this moment'.
data.upcoming_bans[].date
Ban day, with time_from and time_until in local time.
data.upcoming_bans[].country_code
Country the ban applies in, with country_name.
data.upcoming_bans[].restriction_type
What kind of ban it is (weekend, holiday, heat…), with restriction_details in the requested language.
data.upcoming_bans[].min_weight_tons
Weight from which the ban bites — a lighter truck is unaffected.
data.upcoming_bans[].details_url
Official source page for that ban.
data.bans_by_country
The same bans grouped by ISO-2 country, for rendering per country.
data.window
The period covered: from, to, days and whether you requested it.
data.total_bans
Bans in the window, with returned, total_available and truncated — true means narrow the window or page.
data.covered_countries
Countries we track bans for; countries_not_covered names the ones you asked about that we do not.
data.summary
One-sentence plain-language summary, ready to show a driver. as_of is when it was assembled.
data.ua_heat_ban
Ukraine's computed heat ban (see include_ua_heat): per-oblast status plus forecast_horizon, the last date the underlying weather forecast reaches. Heat rows are never returned past that date, so compare it with data.window before reading an empty answer as 'no ban'.
