A minor road carrying 60 veh/h on each approach for eight hours of an average day crosses a major road carrying 110 veh/h on each approach for the same eight hours, forming a cross intersection. The 85th- percentile approach speed of major roads is 65km/h. In addition, the multiway stop is considered as an interim solution. Determine whether a multiway stop sign is justified at this location if the following conditions exist: 1. The pedestrian volume from the minor street for the same eight hours as the traffic volume is 30 ped/h. 2. The average delay to minor-street vehicular traffic during the maximum hours is 35 sec/veh. 3. There is an average of four crashes per year that may be corrected by a multiway stop control. а. WA and WC are satisfied. b. WA, WB, and WC are satisfied. С. WB and WC are satisfied. d. WD is satisfied.

A minor road carrying 60 veh/h on each approach for eight hours of an average day crosses a major road carrying 110 veh/h on each approach for the same eight hours, forming a cross intersection. The 85th- percentile approach speed of major roads is 65km/h. In addition, the multiway stop is considered as an interim solution. Determine whether a multiway stop sign is justified at this location if the following conditions exist: 1. The pedestrian volume from the minor street for the same eight hours as the traffic volume is 30 ped/h. 2. The average delay to minor-street vehicular traffic during the maximum hours is 35 sec/veh. 3. There is an average of four crashes per year that may be corrected by a multiway stop control. а. WA and WC are satisfied. b. WA, WB, and WC are satisfied. С. WB and WC are satisfied. d. WD is satisfied.

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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