Lane Width Sample Clauses

Lane Width. Mainline 3.7 m Collector Distributor (C-D) Road -one lane 4.8 m - two lane 3.7 m Ramp - one lane 4.8 m - two lane 3.7 m
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Lane Width. A. Roadway lane widths shall be the actual finished pavement dimensions measured between pavement markings or between pavement marking and lip of gutter, as applicable. B. Minimum lane widths, including bike lanes, vehicular travel lanes, on-street parking, loading zones, turn bays, tapers, bus lay-bys, and any other on-street facility shall be as specified in the Valley Line LRT Project Roadways Design and Construction Standards, except as specified in Section 3-2.11 [Area Specific Requirements] of this Schedule.

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