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Superelevation Shapes (Tapers and aux lanes)

Offline Kyle Cheerangie over 7 years ago

I'm creating superelevation shapes for my templates along a 5 mile widening and reconstruction segment of I-95.

There are auxiliary lanes entering and exiting as well as tapering entrance lanes. Many varying lane situations.

My question is how are these created in SS4 without having to create multiple "Superelevation Sections".

The previous Geopak tools handled this so well.

See below for a image of just one of the various cases.

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Offline Vern Danforth Mon, Jul 25 2016 8:54 AM
Add the auxillary lane( full width) to the Section(s) as if it was continuous through the corridor. It does not have to be segmented like the design planimetrics. Then based on the points in your template enabled with Superelevation, it can automatically apply superelevation lane controls once your superelevation is associated to your corridor. The intelligence of the template along your corridor controls the width, NOT the superelevation lane width.

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Offline Kyle Cheerangie Mon, Jul 25 2016 1:08 PM in reply to Vern Danforth

Just to verify, there is no method of creating a superelevation shape that changes in width?
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Offline Kyle Cheerangie Mon, Jul 25 2016 1:08 PM in reply to Vern Danforth

Just to verify, there is no method of creating a superelevation shape that changes in width?
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