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T*P.D*M.V.2.4<br />

(v)<br />

For left hand splay junctions the offset d la 4.5m*<br />

Crossroads (layout (b))<br />

There are similarities with the design described under (a)<br />

but the following points should be noted :<br />

(i)<br />

(ii)<br />

The long axis of the island is inclined at 5 degrees<br />

to the minor road centre line and the island is<br />

always 3m wide*<br />

The circular arc R1 has a radius of 11m and is<br />

tangential to the left hand side of the island<br />

(viewed from the minor road approach) and the centre<br />

line of the major road. (In some cases where the<br />

minor road is inclined to the major road at angles<br />

between 100 degrees and 110 degrees R1 will have to<br />

be reduced to 8m to create a suitable island*)<br />

(iii) The circular arc R2 has a radius of 11m and is<br />

tangential to the major road centre line and the<br />

minor road centre line.<br />

(iv)<br />

(v)<br />

(vi)<br />

Where the minor road centre line is inclined to the<br />

major road at angles less than 70 degrees H1 will<br />

normally be 12m and R2 8m.<br />

Where the minor road centre line is inclined to the<br />

major road at angles greater than 110 degrees R1<br />

will normally be 8m and R2 12m.<br />

Where two splay minor roads meet at a crossroad the<br />

minor road centre lines should be offset relative to<br />

one another by approximately the width of one<br />

island*

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