Determine variables requested below for a horizontal curve with the following characteristics. Length of curve 1255', Radius 1200', sta of PC 12+00 superelevation rotated about the roadway centerline, 3 lane roadway, 14ft lane width, entire road section normal crown=2%, road design speed%3D60 mph, max superelevation=8%. 1) The tangent length of the curve (T) is: О 310 O 692 О 1200 O 1665 O 1892

Determine variables requested below for a horizontal curve with the following characteristics. Length of curve 1255', Radius 1200', sta of PC 12+00 superelevation rotated about the roadway centerline, 3 lane roadway, 14ft lane width, entire road section normal crown=2%, road design speed%3D60 mph, max superelevation=8%. 1) The tangent length of the curve (T) is: О 310 O 692 О 1200 O 1665 O 1892

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