The design speed of a highway is 80 kmph and the radius of the circular curve is 150 m in plain topography. Which one of the following is the minimum length of the transition curve?

The design speed of a highway is 80 kmph and the radius of the circular curve is 150 m in plain topography. Which one of the following is the minimum

The design speed of a highway is 80 kmph and the radius of the circular curve is 150 m in plain topography. Which one of the following is the minimum length of the transition curve?

A. 174 m
B. 85 m
C. 140 m
D. 120 m

The correct answer is option C. 140 m. Can you explain this answer in the comments?

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The design speed of a highway is 80 kmph and the radius of the circular curve is 150 m in plain topography. Which one of the following is the minimum length of the transition curve?

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The design speed of a highway is 80 kmph and the radius of the circular curve is 150 m in plain topography. Which one of the following is the minimum length of the transition curve?

The design speed of a highway is 80 kmph and the radius of the circular curve is 150 m in plain topography. Which one of the following is the minimum length of the transition curve?

The correct answer is option C. 140 m. Can you explain this answer in the comments?

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