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T.P.D.M.V.2.3<br />

(Al/2001)<br />

(b) For 80 km/h design speed, a 3 m width clear of obstructions must be maintained,<br />

the width being measured as in (ii)(a) above.<br />

(iii)<br />

Roads having design speeds of 80 km/h or greater, and the radius of the bend is R3 or<br />

greater<br />

(a)<br />

For a 100 km/h design speed or greater, a 4 m width in accordance with (ii)(a)<br />

above, or a width determined from Table 3.3.5.1 measured in accordance with<br />

paragraph 3.3.5.2, whichever is the lesser, must be maintained free of<br />

obstructions.<br />

(b) For 80 km/h design speed, a 3 m width in accordance with (ii)(b) above, or a<br />

width determined from Table 3.3.5.1 measured in accordance with paragraph<br />

3.3.5.2, whichever is the lesser, must be maintained free of obstructions.<br />

(iv)<br />

Roads having design speed of 50 km/h<br />

This design speed in accordance with Table 3.3.2.1 is only appropriate for single<br />

carriageway roads and therefore sight distances in accordance with Table 3.3.5.1 must<br />

be provided.<br />

3.3.5.5 Large direction signs, gantry supports or other substantial obstructions should be sited such<br />

that they do not obscure sight lines, although isolated slim objects such as lamp columns, or<br />

sign posts can be ignored. Laybys should wherever possible be sited on striaight or the<br />

outside of curves where stopped vehicles will not obstruct sightlines.<br />

3.3.5.6 For information on, visibility splays required at priority junctions, visibility requirements at<br />

roundabouts, and visibility requirements at grade separated interchanges, Sections 4.3.8,<br />

4.5.11, and 4.6.6, respectively, of Chapter 4 in this Volume should be consulted.

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