Highway Cross Section Elements
Highway Cross Section Elements is a standardized engineering construct that defines the compositional features of a roadway’s transverse profile, including travel lanes, shoulders, medians, curbs, and slopes, distinguished by their functional and geometric specifications within highway design frameworks.
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Mohammed Hadi, Jacob Aruldhas, Lee-Fang Chow et al. · Transportation Research Record Journal of the Transportation Research Board · 1995 · 219 citations
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Carleton University
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Auburn University
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Industrial University of Tyumen
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Texas Department of Transportation
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Hunan International Economics University
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Linköping University
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