RurDrive

The RuralDriveway subassembly creates a cross-sectional representation of a rural driveway per Wisconsin DOT standards (FDM Procedure 11-15-1). The driveway links are superimposed over the normal cut / fill links at locations that fall within the Driveway Limits defined. An offset target defining the driveway limits is used to determine whether the subassembly links are inserted at locations along the corridor. Offset targets can also be used to define the Driveway Width and/or the Daylight Width.

This subassembly inserts links that model a rural driveway at locations where the Driveway Limits object is found. Before inserting any links, the subassembly will first test to see if the object used to define the Driveway Limits is found within distance determined by the Driveway Limits value from the attachment point at the insertion station. Attachment point is assumed to be at the outside edge of the unpaved portion of the shoulder on finished grade. If within locations defined by Driveway Limits, the driveway link is inserted outward from the attachment point using Driveway Slope and Driveway Width parameters. Daylight link is inserted from the end of the driveway link using either a slope parameter or width parameter. The Width or Slope Used to Define Daylight Slope parameter is used to determine whether slope or width values are used.

1. When Slope parameter is used, Daylight link extends from the end of the driveway link at the slope defined until it intersects with the Daylight Surface.

2. When Width parameter is used, the Daylight Link will extend from the end of the driveway link to a distance defined by the daylight link width parameter and the intersection with the Daylight Surface.

If a Daylight Link Offset target is set, this offset is used to define the daylight link endpoint location, overriding both the Daylight Link Slope and Daylight Link Width parameters.

The attachment point is at the outside edge of the unpaved portion of the shoulder on finished grade. Can be inserted on either the right or left side.

In layout mode the subassembly displays the driveway link with width and slope defined, and the daylight link extended outward for a horizontal distance defined by Daylight Link width parameter. The daylight link is terminated with an arrowhead pointing outwards.

Info: All dimensions are in feet unless otherwise noted. All slopes are in run-over-rise form (for example, 4:1) unless indicated as a percent slope with a "%" sign.

This section lists the parameters in this subassembly that can be mapped to one or more target objects, such as a surface, alignment, or profile object in a drawing.

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