National Highways Act, 1956 came into force from

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• On the recommendations of the Indian Roads Congress, the National Highways should have two-lane traffic at least
• Transition curves are not provided on highways.
• The State Highways should have 8 m wide carriage-way with 2 m wide shoulder on each side
• The main advantage of providing transition curves on highways, is
• According to Indian Roads Congress, superelevation balances the centrifugal force corresponding to
• A gradient at which no tractive force is required to maintain constant speed by a vehicle is called
• The design criterion for the valley curves is the centrifugal force developed.
• A vehicle while passing from a straight to a curved path, is under the infludnce of the weight of the vehicle and the centrifugal force.
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• According to IRC : 52-1973, for a single lane National highway in a hilly area