QUESTION 15 What is the length (ft) of a simple horizontal curve which has 35 degrees of curvature and subtends an angle of 110 degrees? QUESTION 16 For a horizontal curve, how is the stopping sight distance measured? O Along the center of the roadway. O Along the center of the inside lane. O Along the center of the outside lane. O Along the inner edge of the inside lane.

QUESTION 15 What is the length (ft) of a simple horizontal curve which has 35 degrees of curvature and subtends an angle of 110 degrees? QUESTION 16 For a horizontal curve, how is the stopping sight distance measured? O Along the center of the roadway. O Along the center of the inside lane. O Along the center of the outside lane. O Along the inner edge of the inside lane.

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