CHAPTER 9 - HIGHWAY DESIGN
The designer is responsible for applying guidance from Chapter 8, Safety and Chapter 9, Highway Design. In addition, the following named chapters provide information on collecting background data for the development of the PS&E. Chapter 2 - Planning and Programming. Information on the planning and programming functions,
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