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CHAPTER 9 INTERSECTIONS
2005 INTERSECTIONS CHAPTER 9 INTERSECTIONS INTRODUCTION INTERSECTIONS are intended to operate with vehicles, pedestrians, and bicycles proceeding in many directions, often at the same time. At such locations, traffic movements on two or more facilities are required to occupy a common area. It is this unique characteristic of INTERSECTIONS , the repeated occurrence of conflicts, that is the basis for most intersection design standards, criteria, and proper operating procedures.
the type of intersection is established, the design controls and criteria covered in Chapter 2 and the elements of intersection design given in Chapter 3 as well as in this chapter must be applied to arrive at a suitable geometric plan. Each type of intersection is discussed separately in Chapter 9 of the PGDHS (1), and likely
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