Intersection Sight Distance Sample Clauses

Intersection Sight Distance a. Sight Distance is measured in feet from a point on intersecting streets 15 feet from the edge of the through street pavement and from a height of the eye of 4.5 feet on the intersecting street, to a height of an object 3.75 inches above the through street.
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Intersection Sight Distance. Most of this analysis can be done in the office from As- Constructed Plans. Many times those intersections with deficient sight distance will also show up during the accident analysis. The Safety Investment Program may consider those intersections with accident histories for improvement, but even those without a history have a potential. These intersections will probably have opportunities to incorporate low cost mitigation elements with the project to diminish accident potential. Deficient intersections should be reviewed on-site with the Region Traffic Engineer to aid in identifying mitigation measures.

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