A building is located 19 ft from the centerline of the inside lane of a curved section of highway with a 400 ft radius. The road is level; e = 0.10. Determine the appropriate speed limit (to the nearest 5 mph) considering the following conditions: stopping sight distance and curve radius. Assume f= 0.15

A building is located 19 ft from the centerline of the inside lane of a curved section of highway with a 400 ft radius. The road is level; e = 0.10. Determine the appropriate speed limit (to the nearest 5 mph) considering the following conditions: stopping sight distance and curve radius. Assume f= 0.15

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