Topic 502 - Interchange Types
Jul 01, 2015 · signalized. Because of this feature, the Type L-9 interchange usually has capacity to handle the higher volume traffic on the crossroad. The four-quadrant cloverleaf interchange (Type L-10) offers free-flow characteristics for all movements. It has the disadvantage of a higher cost than a diamond or partial cloverleaf design,
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