Construction road passable up to 40 tons, due to a basement 3 meters away?

Hello,
At the beginning of next year, my house construction will start.
It will be built on a rear property.
On the front servient property, my 3m right of way is located on the left side at the boundary.
For construction purposes, 3.5-4m may also be used if necessary.
The problem:
6m from the boundary is the house (built 1930-1940) of the front owner. So 3m next to the right of way.
The house has a basement. The basement has 40cm exterior walls, is about 2m high. However, the basement is only half to max 2/3 underground.

Are there any problems regarding the basement if during the construction phase a 40t truck drives along the path and possibly uses 3.5m (so 2.5m away from the house)?

Without examining the subsoil on site, it will not be possible to say this for certain over the Internet.

Regardless of all decisions and safety measures: I can only recommend that you make a proper photo documentation of the condition beforehand, so that old cracks in the basement or anything else cannot be blamed on you. So take many photos of the path, the planting, the house facade, and the basement from the inside.

I will do the photo documentation, thank you. I have a soil survey from the rear property (about 20m away) where construction is taking place. According to this, there is a 20-30cm humus soil class 1 and then class 3 divided into fine sand up to 1.4m, medium sand up to 3.2m, and coarse sand up to 5m, and at 5m then gravel.