CHAPTER 9 - HIGHWAY DESIGN
B. Design Standards. Guidelines for geometric design have changed significantly over the years. Today's emphasis is on balancing the factors of safety, economy, environmental concerns, energy conservation, and social effects with the traditional concerns for volume and speed.
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