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1. Find the stopping sight distance (in feet) for traveling downhill at a grade of 3%...

1. Find the stopping sight distance (in feet) for traveling downhill at a grade of 3% and speed of 60 mph, assuming driver’s perception and reaction time of 2.5 sec and a deceleration rate of 9.3 ft/s2.

2. A temporary diversion has been constructed on a highway of +3% grade due to major repairs that are being undertaken on a bridge. The maximum speed allowed on the diversion is 25 mi/h. Determine the minimum distance from the diversion that a road sign should be located informing drivers of the temporary change on the highway. Assume that a driver can read a road sign within his or her area of vision at a distance of 30 ft for each inch of letter height.
Speed limit on highway = 65 mi/h
Letter height of road sign = 8 inches
Perception-reaction time = 2.5 sec

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