HIGHWAY ENGINEERING QUIZ

 

HIGHWAY ENGINEERING QUIZ

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Q): According to the highway recommendation of the Nagpur Conference the width formation of an ideal National Highway in hard rock cutting is




Answer is (B)

Q):Right of way for National Highway for plain terrain is




Answer is (A)

Q):According to Highway Research Board soils are classified into types




Answer is (D)

Q): What are particularly provided in the case of urban roads




Answer is (D)

Q): The State Highway should have a wide carriageway with a wide shoulder on each side




Answer is (A)

Q):Footpaths are higher than the road surface what is the range of their height




Answer is (A)

Q): The cross-section for a highway is taken at




Answer is (D)

Q):IRC recommendation for maximum width of a vehicle




Answer is (C)

Q):What is the IRC recommendation width of a single line carriageway




Answer is (B)

Q): The width of the carriageway for multi-lane pavements as recommended by the Indian Roads Congress is




Answer is (A)

Q):The length of National Highway (km) as per Lucknow road plan is given by




Answer is (B)

Q): In India the modes of Transportation in the order of their importance are




Answer is (D)

Q):For the preparation of Highways




Answer is (C)

Q): Camber in the road is provided




Answer is (A)

Q): The curve provided at the change of Gradient is called




Answer is (D)

Q):The recommended amber for water bound macadam road is




Answer is (B)

Q):The camber for hill roads in case bituminous surface is adopted as




Answer is (B)

Q): The ideal form of the curve for the summit curve is




Answer is (B)

Q): In highway construction on superelevated curves, the rolling shall proceed from




Answer is (C)

Q): When bituminous surfacing is done on already existing blacktop road or over existing cement concrete road the type of treatment to be given is




Answer is (A)


Q):Border roads organisation for hilly regions was formed in




Answer (D)


Q): What is the road within a city or town is called as




Answer (A)


Q):Which among the following organizations was set up in 1930




Answer (A)


Q): The board was established in 1960




Answer (A)


Q): What are the number of potential conflict points of two roads having two lanes and two-way traffic




Answer (C)


Q):A pavement is classified as flexible or rigid based on its




Answer (C)


Q):For a comfortable travel o highway, the centrifugal ratio should not exceed




Answer (C)


Q): On a horizontal curve, if the pavement is kept horizontal across the alignment, then the pressure on the outer wheels will be




Answer (A)


Q):The recommended value of camber provided on cement concrete roads are




Answer (A)


Q): What is the crown height with respect to the edges to be provided in case of state highway of bituminous concrete pavement of width 7.0 m and very high rainfall




Answer (A)


Q): Grade compensation on a horizontal curve on a highway is not necessary when




Answer (A)


Q): The design value of stopping sight distance for a two-lane, two-way traffic would be




Answer (B)


Q):The width (m) of two lanes without raised kerbs as recommended by the Indian roads Congress is




Answer (C)


Q): Excessive camber on pavement may cause




Answer (B)


Q): Assumption of lane's weighted creep theory include




Answer (A)


Q): Design of horizontal and vertical alignment superelevation, sight distance, and grade are affected by




Answer (D)


Q): The shape of the camber best suited for cement concrete pavements is




Answer (A)


Q): The length of the road ahead of the vehicle which is visible to the driver is called as




Answer (A)


Q):Subgrade of load shall be well consolidated and compacted each with a camber of 




Answer (D)


Q): An important property to avoid differential settlement of subgrade soil for roads, is 




Answer (C)


Q): The type of highway pavements that have very high flexural strength is 




Answer (D)


Q):A hill road is the one which passes through a terrain with a cross slope of




Answer (C)


Q): This loading normally adopted on all roads on which permanent bridge and culverts are constructed, is




Answer (D)


Q): Hill road is the one passing through




Answer (B)

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