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If the stopping distance is 60 meters, then the minimum stopping sight distance for two lane, two way traffic is

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Fatima Bukhari
Fatima Bukhari 7 months ago
Two-lane, two-way traffic: Minimum SSD = Stopping Distance
Single-lane, two-way traffic: Minimum SSD = 2 * Stopping Distance
One-lane, one-way traffic: Minimum SSD = Stopping Distance
Aarif Parray
Aarif Parray 5 years ago
ans is 60m bcoz ssd for one way onelane traffice =ssd
one lane 2 way = 2 ssd
Ritesh Anand
Ritesh Anand 6 years ago
B
Sanjeet Malhotra
Sanjeet Malhotra 6 years ago
B is right
One lane one way traffic =SSD,60
One lane two way traffic = 2SSD,120
SHAMS UR
SHAMS UR 7 years ago
@Zaheer Khan Your quoted answer is wrong. As
For one lane two way traffic =2*SSD
But
For Two lane two way traffic=SDD
So B is correct answer ❤️💪
Zaheer Khan
Zaheer Khan 7 years ago
answer should be c
Manju Vk
Manju Vk 8 years ago
Ans. 3
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