Assuming the safe stopping sight distance to be 80 m on a flat highway selection and with a setback distance of 10 m, what would be the radius of the negotiable horizontal curve?

Assuming the safe stopping sight distance to be 80 m on a flat highway selection and with a setback distance of 10 m, what would be the radius of the

Assuming the safe stopping sight distance to be 80 m on a flat highway selection and with a setback distance of 10 m, what would be the radius of the negotiable horizontal curve?

A. 800 m
B. 160 m
C. 80 m
D. 70 m

The correct answer is option C. 80 m. Can you explain this answer in the comments?

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Assuming the safe stopping sight distance to be 80 m on a flat highway selection and with a setback distance of 10 m, what would be the radius of the negotiable horizontal curve?

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Assuming the safe stopping sight distance to be 80 m on a flat highway selection and with a setback distance of 10 m, what would be the radius of the negotiable horizontal curve?

Assuming the safe stopping sight distance to be 80 m on a flat highway selection and with a setback distance of 10 m, what would be the radius of the negotiable horizontal curve?

The correct answer is option C. 80 m. Can you explain this answer in the comments?

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