Engineering, 03.03.2022 08:10 Ryvers
Stopping Sight Distance on Horizontal Curves. As SR361 enters Middletown from the NW, it must curve to the south between two historic buildings. At this point, SR361 consists of two 11-foot lanes. The building to the right of traffic is only 10 feet from the edge of the 5-footwide shoulder. Local policy is that the superelevation rates not exceed 6 percent.
Required:
Will the minimum SSD be available for vehicles moving at 60 mph through this curve?
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