sight triangle(s) definition
sight triangle(s) means an area at the intersection of roads in which all buildings, fences, vegetation and finished ground elevations shall be less than 1 m (3.28 ft.) in height above the average elevation of the carriageway, in order that vehicle operators may see approaching vehicles in time to avoid collision;
sight triangle(s) means the area of unobstructed sight distance at two or more intersecting highways, including approach and departure sight triangles, or where a driveway meets a highway. In accordance with provincial guidelines, Sight Triangle size varies depending on various factors including highway speed and the types of regulatory controls in place at the intersection.
sight triangle(s) means the area of unobstructed sight distance at two or more intersecting highways, including approach and departure sight triangles, or where a driveway meets a highway. In accordance with provincial guidelines, Sight Triangle size varies depending on various factors including highway speed and the types of regulatory controls in place at the intersection. Driveway Sight Triangles are formed by measuring 4.5m up the driveway and 4.5m down the lot line abutting a right-of-way.
More Definitions of sight triangle(s)
sight triangle(s) means a specified area along an intersections approach and across the included corners allowing an unobstructed view of approaching vehicles and pedestrians;