Junction road roles
Junctions between main and side roads, with give-way stop and yield lines.
Lay out T-junctions, crossroads, roundabouts, cul-de-sacs and knuckles inside the corridor model. Tapers, returns, islands, turning, lay-bys and stagger are reviewed against built-in South African and AASHTO 2018 guidance rule sets that you can adapt to each road authority.
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Junctions between main and side roads, with give-way stop and yield lines.
Design T-junctions with kerb returns.
Design cross-junctions with a stagger warning.
Single and three-centred kerb-return curves.
Check held-crown crossfall connections at junctions.
Design offset circular cul-de-sac bulbs.
Save roundabout footprints and compare them with other junction layouts.
Check knuckle geometry for steady turning.
Saved parking and bus bays tied to a road's kerb offset.
Rectangular median and splitter islands at junctions.
Calculate footway ramp and landing geometry from your inputs.
Check tie grades between road ends and junction levels.
Detect overlapping footprints between junction elements.
Built-in South African and AASHTO 2018 junction guidance sets, each value cited and editable for your road authority.
“Add a T-junction for the access road at 0+260 and check the returns for a 60 km/h main road.”
“Compare the roundabout and crossroads footprints at the northern intersection.”
“Which junctions break the stagger rule in the South African guidance set?”
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