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SEACAP 003 LVRR Standards and Specification Geometric Design Presented by Saysongkham Manodham 1 Contributions to Road Deterioration 100 Traffic % Contribution 80 Low Volume 60 Rural 40 Roads Environment 20 % Contribution 0 0


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LVRR Standards and Specification Geometric Design

SEACAP 003

Presented by Saysongkham Manodham

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20 40 60 80 100 0.25 0.5 0.75 1 1.25 1.5 1.75 2 Traffic (mesa)

Low Volume Rural Roads Environment % Contribution Traffic % Contribution

Contributions to Road Deterioration

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2.3m Maximum vehicle body width 4.5Tonnes for any vehicle Maximum axle load limit 150 per day Maximum 4-wheeled motorized vehicles One Traffic lane One-lane roads. Defined by maximum number of 4- wheeled motorized vehicles, maximum axle load and maximum vehicle body width Classification For all-year accessibility Low volume rural roads Road system Definition Description Design Parameter

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Road Design Class LVRR Traffic Volume (AADT) <150 Road Design Class I II III IV V VI VII Traffic Volume (ADT) >8000 3001-8000 1001-3000 301-1000 101-300 51-100 <51 VII VIII 21-51 <21 Lao Road Design Manual LVRR Standards MCTPC 2003 AADT

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The basic for the LVRR classification

Upper limit for LVRR traffic:

150 motorised 4-wheeled vehicles per day

Upper axle load limit:

4.5 tonnes

Upper vehicle width:

2.3 meters

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Geometric design is the process whereby the layout of the road is designed to meet the needs of the road users. (ORN 6) To provide: Minimum acceptable level of safety – eg sight distance Economic design Consistency of alignment Design speed Terrain Traffic volume Cross section – widening Gradient Curvature – super-elevation – H & V curvature

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Key elements of a road cross section

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4 % Sealed 6 %2 Gravel Defined by surfacing type Cross fall 10 %1 8 % 6 % Mountainous Rolling Flat Defined by terrain with a limit of 6% for gravel surfacing Maximum gradient Minimum 1m, Maximum 1.5m each side of road (See Table 4 for selection) Shoulder Minimum 2.5m, Maximum 3.5m (See Table 4 for selection) Defined by vehicle body widths and number of non-motorized road users Carriageway 30km/h 40km/h 50km/h Mountainous Rolling Flat Rolling Design speed for Terrain: Defined by Terrain Design speed Definition Comment Design Parameter

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140m 250m 390m Gravel or Sealed 30km/h 40km/h 50km/h Vertical sag curves, for design speeds: 270m 520m 1025m Sealed 370m 890m 1528m Gravel 30km/h 40km/h 50km/h Vertical crest curves, for design speeds: Defined by design speed for either crest or sag curves and by surfacing type Minimum vertical curve radius 35m 60m 95m Sealed 40m 70m 110m Gravel 30km/h 40km/h 50km/h Horizontal curves, for design speeds: Defined by design speed and surfacing type for single lane road. Minimum horizontal curve radius 50m 70m 100m Sealed 60m 100m 130m Gravel 30km/h 40km/h 50km/h Meeting sight distance, design speeds: Defined by design speed and surfacing type Stopping sight distance Definition Comment Design Parameter

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Use 1.5m+2.5m+1.5m total 5.5m road width If maximum vehicle width <1.8m and total AADT of non- motorized road users is >150 Use 1m+2.5m+1m total 4.5m road width If maximum vehicle width <1.8m and total AADT of non- motorized road users is <150 Use 1m+3.5m+1m, total 5.5m road width If maximum vehicle width > 1.8m and <2.3m Use Lao Road Design Manual If total 4-wheeled traffic AADT > 150 Use Lao Road Design Manual If maximum plated axle weight > 4.5T Use Lao Road Design Manual If maximum vehicle width > 2.3m Decision (Shoulder + Carriageway + Shoulder) Criteria

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