3. Determine the LOS of the peak direction of this information data: {CLO4, PLO4, C4} v Class 1 two-lane highway v 1,200 veh/h (analysis direction volume) v 400 veh/h (opposing direction volume) v 14% trucks and busses V 4% RVs v 0.95 PHF v 100 km/hr base FFS V rolling terrain V 3.3 m lane width v 1.2 m shoulder width v 10 km roadway length v 50% no passing zones V 12 access points/km

3. Determine the LOS of the peak direction of this information data: {CLO4, PLO4, C4} v Class 1 two-lane highway v 1,200 veh/h (analysis direction volume) v 400 veh/h (opposing direction volume) v 14% trucks and busses V 4% RVs v 0.95 PHF v 100 km/hr base FFS V rolling terrain V 3.3 m lane width v 1.2 m shoulder width v 10 km roadway length v 50% no passing zones V 12 access points/km

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3. Determine the LOS of the peak direction of this information data: {CLO4, PLO4, C4}
v Class 1 two-lane highway
V 1,200 veh/h (analysis direction volume)
v 400 veh/h (opposing direction volume)
v 14% trucks and busses
V 4% RVs
v 0.95 PHF
V 100 km/hr base FFS
V rolling terrain
v 3.3 m lane width
v 1.2 m shoulder width
v 10 km roadway length
v 50% no passing zones
v 12 access points/km

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