What is the width of the driveway for a 40-footer to ramp up at the ispace project?

The typical driveway width required for a 40-footer container truck to ramp up in Singapore industrial properties ranges from 10 to 12 metres. For instance, several ramp-up factories and food factories specify driveway widths of 10 metres on production floors designed for 40-footer truck access, while some facilities provide up to 11 or 12 metres at key loading zones, especially on the ground floor.

For example:
- At CT FoodNex, the driveway at Level 1 (40-footer accessible) is approximately 11 to 12 metres wide. The ramp itself is about 7.5 metres wide in a straight section before widening to the main driveway.
- At 25 Loyang Crescent (a B2 ramp-up factory), the driveway on each floor is 10 metres wide and supports 40-foot container trailer access.
- At West Park BizCentral, the driveway is notably wide at 18 metres, supporting 40-footer container trucks for ramp-up access.

For facilities designed specifically to accommodate 40-foot containers, always verify the minimum driveway width is at least 10 metres; some may offer even wider driveways for easier maneuvering and two-way traffic. Individual project specifications may vary, so it's best to confirm with the development’s management or site plans before making operational decisions.