Transmission context
The page explains how visible major corridor context can support route review before required locate and field work.
BoreCast
Risk page
Cross-Bore Transmission Utility Screening
Transmission utility screening can help identify major corridors that deserve attention, while the page stays clear that it cannot identify every utility or replace required locate workflows.
The useful output is a risk conversation and documentation trail, not a false promise that software saw every buried asset.
Boundary language
Every CTA and report note should state the locate and field-verification boundary plainly.
Source appendix
Evidence inputs
Transmission corridor context
Public evidenceFlags major corridors that may change review priority.
Limitation: Distribution utilities and unreported assets may not appear.
Bore corridor
Customer inputConnects utility context to the planned work area.
Limitation: A route edit can change the risk picture.
Report logic
What the page should teach
- Show a clear utility-screening disclaimer.
- Connect corridor context to the route map.
- Export the result into pre-work documentation.
Human-review boundary
- 811 locates remain legally required.
- Software cannot guarantee all utility assets are represented.
- Final crossing decisions require field verification.
Customer signal
Improve this report
Corrections and real project outcomes are the fastest way to make these vertical reports useful. Send the exact signal and we will route it into the product feedback loop.
Missing utility or sourceA source, locate note, or corridor input is missing from the report.Send signal811 boundary issueThe locate, utility, or field-verification boundary is unclear.Send signalBad bore risk explanationThe risk note does not match how an HDD team would explain it.Send signalActual field outcomeYou have field results that could improve the report logic.Send signal
Internal links
Keep the cluster connected
These pages are designed to support the product hub, sample report, and related source guides with clear crawl paths.