Institutions
Certification
also: certified shared transit
The act that makes a junction legally usable — and provenance-locked so it cannot quietly be undone.
In full
A lane authority certifies a junction open, to whom, and on what terms, and the certification is locked to the public record with its provenance attached. Which means a junction's legal status is a matter of fact rather than assertion — and that the instant a sharing agreement fails, the lane becomes the most valuable thing in the region.
Key facts
- Certified open, by a named authority, on a named watch.
- Provenance-locked to the public ledger.
- Legal status becomes checkable rather than assertable.
- The object of more than one climax.