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TN199 Temporary Roads

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  • 1Introduction
  • 2Design philosophy for temporary roads
  • 3Speed parameters for temporary roads
  • 4Road design considerations for temporary roads
    • 4.1Cross Section
      • 4.1.1National / International guidance – literature review
      • 4.1.2Case Examples
      • 4.1.3Design Exception opportunities – cross section
      • Situation A – Road with light vehicles and semi-trailers only
      • Situation B – Roads carrying larger vehicles
      • 4.1.4Mitigating measures – cross section
      • Regulation 104No Trucks Signs
  • 159Marked lanes required to be used by particular kinds of vehicles
  • 329Traffic control devices applying to a marked lane
    • 4.2Sight Distance
    • 4.3Coordination of horizontal and vertical alignment
    • 4.4Horizontal alignment
    • 4.5Vertical alignment
    • 4.6Site Access – deceleration & acceleration lanes
    • 4.7Temporary Road Safety Barrier Warrants
    • 4.8Turn treatment warrants for unsignalised intersections with short periods of higher traffic volumes
    • 4.9Drainage
  • 5Summary – design exception opportunities
  • 6References

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This work is licensed by the State of Queensland (Department of Transport and Main Roads) under a Creative Commons Attribution (CC BY) 4.0 International licence.

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