Table 4.10. Superelevation Rotation Points and Rotation Widths
Number of Lanes
Median Width (ft.)
Median Type
Barrier Inside
Barrier Outside
Symmetric Widening
Asymmetric Widening
New Location
Reconstruction
Horizontal Location of Rotation Point
Rotation Width (ft.)
Urban Typical Section
2
0
N/A
X
CL of pavement
12
3
14
Flush
CL of new pavement
19
CL of old pavement
26
5
CL
31
4
20
Raised
34
6
46
24
36
48
Rural Typical Section
Inside of TL 1
32
Depressed
TL 1
-
44
Ramp Typical Section
1*
Outside edge of TL
16
2*
Outside edge of TL 2
Limited Access Typical Section
3*
Varies
4*
Hybrid Typical Section
Between TL 1 and TL 2
52
64
28
Flush w/ Barrier
Between TL 2 and TL 3
40
* One-Way
Notes:
1. Outside Typical Sections
2. Assume 12-ft. Lane Widths
3. On raised medians, PGL is located by projecting pavement cross slope to the centerline
Symbols:
CL = Centerline
TL = Travel Lane