Road Geometrics Sample Clauses

Road Geometrics. The Standards for Road Geometrics to be adopted in the Design of the Underpasses and Approaches shall be as per IRC: 92 “Guidelines for the Design of Interchanges in Urban Areas” and IRC: 54 “Lateral and Vertical Clearances at Underpasses for Vehicular Traffic” and the Salient Features of the Underpasses are as follows. Number of Lane 4 lanes bidirectional Minimum Carriageway Width 7.5m Length of Covered Portion 50.00m Vertical Clearance 5.5m Maximum Vertical Gradient 4% (1 in 25) Length of Approach Ramp towards Outer Ring Road 155.00m Length of Approach Ramp towards Sarjapura 205.00m Minimum Width of Slip Road on southern side at Grade Level 5.5m Minimum Width of Footpath on either at Grade Level 1.8m  Vertical Gradient Maximum allowable Vertical Gradient for all Entry and Exit Ramps shall be 4% (1 in 25).  Horizontal Curves The Requirements of Horizontal Curves shall be as per IRC Guidelines.  Vertical Curves The Requirements of Vertical Curves shall be as per IRC Guidelines.  Clearances
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