7.4.2 Typical Section
Suburban arterial example typical sections are shown in
through
below. The geometric dimensions shown in these sections may be adjusted in accordance with
.
For suburban roadways with more urban characteristics,
provides guidance on selecting the number of through lanes based on volume and refers to the
for more details. For suburban roadways with more rural characteristics,
lists the preferred cross-section for various combinations of volume, driveway activity, and truck percentage.
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Figure 7-10: Suburban Typical Section – Two-Way Left Turn Lane (TWLTL)
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Figure 7-11: Suburban Typical Section -Two-Way Left Turn Lane (TWLTL) with Constrained ROW
Figure 7-12: Suburban Typical Section – Raised Median
Figure 7-13: Suburban Typical Section – Raised Median with Constrained ROW