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4.3.1. Design vehicles
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- 1.
What types of vehicles must be considered in road design?
Hint
Think about the vehicles you see on the road every day.
- 2.
Why is vehicle width important for roadway design?
Hint
Consider how many vehicles need to fit in a space.
- 3.
Which vehicle has the smallest design requirements?
- Motorized two-wheeler
- Bus
- Truck
Hint
Think about the size of each vehicle type.
- 4.
True or False: All vehicles require the same lane width.
- True
- False
Hint
Consider the sizes of different vehicles.
- 5.
Design a roadway that accommodates both buses and large trucks. Identify key dimensions and features necessary for safety.
Hint
Consider the turning and parking requirements for both types of vehicles.
- 6.
Assess how a city's layout might need to change if the number of heavy vehicles increases significantly.
Hint
Think about the stress heavy vehicles place on existing infrastructure.
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