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DUAL CARRIAGEWAY ROADS

  • there is not an approach bend with a superelevation larger than 2.5 %;
  • absolute change in camber less than 5 %.

D6.5.10 If any of the information given above is not available, it is recommended that the 3 step increase lengths should be used. These figures are valid where:

  • maximum adverse crossfall less than 7 %;
  • maximum adverse camber from downhill gradient-crossfall combination less than 7 %;
  • absolute change in camber less than 10 %.

If any of the values for the 3 step increase lengths are exceeded then the site is not recommended as a suitable location for a crossover.

D6.5.11 If the characteristics of the road do not match those covered by paragraphs D6.5.9 or D6.5.10, or if site constraints mean that a shorter crossover is required, then the advice from TA 92 should be used.

Table 6.1 Lane 1 or 2 into offside lane

and

  Temporary mandatory speed limit
  30 mph 40 mph 50 mph
Step increase Crossover
length
Paved length
(m)
Crossover
length (m)
Paved length
(m)
Crossover
length (m)
Paved length
(m)
0 108 72 135 81 153 99
3 180 108 216 135 261 153


Table 6.2 Offside lane into offside lane

and

  Temporary mandatory speed limit
  30 mph 40 mph 50 mph
Step increase Crossover length
(= paved length) (m)
Crossover length
(= paved length) (m)
Crossover length
(= paved length) (m)
0 90 108 126
3 153 180 216

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