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Transportation Engineering — Quiz 3

Practice Transportation Engineering — Quiz 3 on SonaPrep (Transportation Engineering) with 10 scored questions. Use it to strengthen Transportation Engineering skills with exam-style timing, clear scoring, and review after each attempt. Work carefully, check explanations for misses, then retake to track improvement before test day.
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10
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Transportation Engineering

Questions in this quiz (10)

  1. An equal-tangent crest vertical curve has a length of $$420\ ft$$ connecting grades of $$+1.0\%$$ and $$-2.0\%$$. Determine the horizontal distance from the PVC to the highest point on the curve.

    • $$140 ft$$
    • $$210 ft$$
    • $$79 ft$$
    • $$120 ft$$
  2. In roadway design, what type of vertical curve is most commonly used to smoothly connect two different grades?

    • Circular curves
    • Spiral curves
    • Equal tangent parabolic curves
    • Unequal tangent parabolic curves
  3. A sag vertical curve of length $$700\ ft$$ connects grades of $$-2.0\%$$ and $$+1.0\%$$. If the elevation at PVC is $$233.80\ ft$$, determine the minimum elevation on the curve.

    • $$204.43 ft$$
    • $$234.33 ft$$
    • $$219.13 ft$$
    • $$229.13 ft$$
  4. A simple circular curve has a radius of $$600\ ft$$ and an intersection angle of $$41^\circ$$. If the PI is located at station $$8+00$$, determine the station of the PC.

    • $$2+25$$
    • $$5+00$$
    • $$5+76$$
    • $$6+00$$
  5. A circular horizontal curve has a central angle of $$39^\circ$$ and radius $$600\ ft$$. Determine the arc length of the curve.

    • $$378 ft$$
    • $$408 ft$$
    • $$466 ft$$
    • $$534 ft$$
  6. A simple horizontal circular curve has an intersection angle of $$5.6^\circ$$. The PI is located at station $$12+45.20$$, and the degree of curve is $$4^\circ$$. Determine the station of the PT.

    • $$sta 14+03.88$$
    • $$sta 13+15.14$$
    • $$sta 12+03.88$$
    • $$sta 13+64.28$$
  7. During one commuter peak hour, the total traffic volume is $$3500$$ passenger-car equivalents per hour. The four consecutive $$15$$-minute counts are $$650$$, $$920$$, $$1140$$, and $$790$$ vehicles. Determine the peak hour factor.

    • 0.30
    • 0.77
    • 1.3
    • 1.7
  8. A crest vertical curve joins a $$+1\%$$ grade to a $$-3\%$$ grade. The design stopping sight distance is $$1000\ \mathrm{ft}$$, the driver eye height is $$4.0\ \mathrm{ft}$$, and the object height is $$0.5\ \mathrm{ft}$$. Determine the minimum curve length required to satisfy stopping sight distance.

    • 800 ft
    • 1000 ft
    • 1500 ft
    • 2727 ft
  9. A vertical alignment consists of a $$+7\%$$ back grade and a $$-5\%$$ forward grade connected by an equal-tangent vertical curve of length $$1150\ \mathrm{ft}$$. The PVI is at station $$20+35$$ and elevation $$250.0\ \mathrm{ft}$$. Determine the elevation of the curve at station $$21+35$$.

    • 233.23 ft
    • 252.8 ft
    • 254.2 ft
    • 255.0 ft
  10. A simple horizontal circular curve has a radius of $$1000\ \mathrm{ft}$$. Determine the degree of curve using the arc definition.

    • $$4.00°$$
    • $$5.73°$$
    • $$6.00°$$
    • $$12.00°$$

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