A building is located 40 m from thecenterline of the inside lane as shown.The SSD (Stopping Sight Distance) is600 m with the length of the curve at550 m. Determine the following: a.)The minimum radius of the curve inmeters *L= 550 mSD = 600 m40 mYour answerRminRmin

Solution: Given Data: Horizontal sightline offset=HSO=40 mSSD=600 mLenth of curve=Lc=550 m

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A building is located 40 m from the centerline of the inside lane as shown.