Determine the station at the end of the tangent runout after the end of the curve (the point at which the road returns to normal crown). The 70km/h, four lane asphalt road has a design radius of 500m, design emax of 4%, 3.10m lane width. The curve starts at 1+505.231 km, and has a curve length of 550m. Input your answer in the format #+###.# km (including units).

Determine the station at the end of the tangent runout after the end of the curve (the point at which the road returns to normal crown). The 70km/h, four lane asphalt road has a design radius of 500m, design emax of 4%, 3.10m lane width. The curve starts at 1+505.231 km, and has a curve length of 550m. Input your answer in the format #+###.# km (including units).

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Determine the station at the end of the tangent runout after
the end of the curve (the point at which the road returns to
normal crown). The 70km/h, four lane asphalt road has a
design radius of 500m, design emax of 4%, 3.10m lane width.
The curve starts at 1+505.231 km, and has a curve length of
550m. Input your answer in the format #+###.# km (including
units).

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