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2.59. A circular curve has to pass through a point P which is 70.23 m from I, the intersection point...
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Define a circular curve.
Hint
Think about how roads change direction.
- 2.
What is a transition curve?
Hint
Consider how curves help in adjusting speed.
- 3.
What is the primary purpose of a circular curve?
- To connect straight roads
- To slow down vehicular speed
- To redirect traffic
Hint
Think about how roads curve.
- 4.
True or False: Transition curves help in sudden changes of speed.
- True
- False
Hint
Consider how drivers interact with curves.
- 5.
A road curve needs to maintain a radius of 800 m with a deflection angle of 20°. Calculate the length of the curve and the setting-out angles.
Hint
Use circle geometry principles.
- 6.
If a transition curve measures 150 m long, what will be the maximum lateral acceleration allowed from a 70 km/h speed?
Hint
Use the formula for lateral acceleration.
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